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Faces of Leadership, a collaborative project with Minneapolis' KeyStone Search, is a monthly feature in which we ask prominent corporate and nonprofit executives to share some of their ideals, tips, goals, and guidelines for dynamic leadership in changing times.
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Scott Burns
Dan Heilman
Wednesday, November 07, 2012
Faces of Leadership, a collaborative project with Minneapolis’ KeyStone Search, is a monthly feature in which we ask prominent corporate and nonprofit executives to share their ideals, tips, goals, and guidelines for dynamic leadership.This month: Scott Burns of the booming local tech company GovDelivery on why government can't be run like a business and how patience supports positivity.
John Estrem
Elizabeth Millard
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Faces of Leadership, a collaborative project with Minneapolis’ KeyStone Search, is a monthly feature in which we ask prominent corporate and nonprofit executives to share their ideals, tips, goals, and guidelines for dynamic leadership.This month: John Estrem of Hammer Residences. Inc. on building opportunity, sharing responsibility, and knowing when to leave the room.
Creative Leadership
,
Healthcare
Pamela Wheelock
Dan Heilman
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Faces of Leadership, a collaborative project with Minneapolis’ KeyStone Search, is a monthly feature in which we ask prominent corporate and nonprofit executives to share their ideals, tips, goals, and guidelines for dynamic leadership.This month: New U of M VP Pamela Wheelock on listening, inconspicuous rewards, and the value of failure.
Coordination/Collaboration
,
Creative Leadership
,
Higher Education
University
Jim McCorkell
Holly Dolezalek
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
This month: Jim McCorkell of CollegePossible discusses what he learned from Paul Wellstone and how knowing what you're
not
good at can make you shine.
Coordination/Collaboration
,
Creative Leadership
,
Entrepreneurship
,
Higher Education
,
Philanthropy
,
Talent Dividend
Union Park
Scott Severson
Holly Dolezalek
Wednesday, May 02, 2012
This month: media executive Scott Severson on picking the right people, finding the fun in rapid change, and defining
winning
in different ways.
Creative Economy
,
Creative Leadership
Margaret Anderson Kelliher
Elizabeth Millard
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
This month, former Speaker of the Minnesota House and current head of the Minnesota High Tech Association Margaret Anderson Kelliher discusses some of the leadership lessons she's carried over from the Capitol to the tech sector.
Coordination/Collaboration
,
Creative Economy
,
Creative Leadership
,
Emerging Technology
,
Green Jobs
,
High Technology
,
Life Sciences
Andy Cochrane
Anna Pratt
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
This month, Anna Pratt profiles Andy Cochrane, CEO of Maple Grove Hospital, who describes his style of in-person leadership and how it helps forge a "culture of relationships."
Creative Leadership
Paula Hart
Dan Heilman
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
This month, Volunteers of America President and CEO Paula Hart talks about childhood lessons, lifelong growth, and the pitfall of thinking that leadership makes
all
the difference.
Chanda Smith Baker
Elizabeth Millard
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
This month: Chanda Smith Baker, President and CEO of Pillsbury United Communities talks about the value of mentoring, open-mindedness, free time to think big, and "uncomfortable introspection."
Coordination/Collaboration
,
Creative Leadership
,
Philanthropy
Phillips
,
Cedar - Riverside/West Bank
,
North Side
,
Powderhorn
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