Join us this June for a series of three webinars that will restructure and rethink how we consider the topic of management. By focusing on Navigation, Environment and Advancement, the webinars will break with the traditional hierarchical and vertical manner in which conversations around management are typically approached. Each program will present dialogues relevant to all career stages, and will consider ways in which the topic can impact sense of self, well-being, and personal success.
The first webinar in the series, Navigation, will consider different management styles, and how to identify and develop one’s personal management identity. The next installment focuses on Environment investigating workplace cultures and structures, as well as how the ways personal and organizational success are impacted by how we manage and are managed. The final webinar will examine Advancement through discussing the use of self-promotion and value recognition.
Webinar 1: Navigation - June 11, 2019
Webinar 2: Environment - June 18, 2019
Webinar 3: Advancement - June 25, 2019
Our speaker lineup features a dynamic cross-section of community leaders, including (listed alphabetically) Katherine Armstrong Executive Director, Russell Reynolds Associates; Richard Aste, Director, McNay Art Museum; Joy Bailey-Bryant, Vice President and Managing Director of U.S. Operations, Lord Cultural Resources; Pamela Bol Riess, Founder and CEO, PBR Executive Search; Jay A. Clarke, Rothman Family Curator of Prints and Drawings, Art Institute of Chicago; Susan (Suzy) Delvalle, President and Executive Director, Creative Capital; Karen DeTemple, Co-founder, The Art of Change; Elyse A. Gonzales,Acting Director, Art, Design & Architecture Museum, University of California, Santa Barbara; Zena Howard FAIA, LEED AP, Managing Director, Perkins+Will; Sheila McDaniel, Deputy Director of Finance and Operations, The Studio Museum in Harlem; Regina R. Smith,Managing Director, Arts and Culture, Kresge Foundation; Sasha Suda Director and CEO, National Gallery of Canada; Ben Whine, Vice President, Development Director, Museums, Christie's; and Ellen Zisholtz, Founder and President, Center for Creative Partnerships. Learn more about them here.
Organized and hosted by the AAMC Foundation the series is open to all, with AAMC members receiving discount admission. Limited space is available, register today!