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July 15
- Vistage CEO Group #189 Meeting
Location: Lynnwood, WA
July 16
- Vistage Key Executive Group #903 Meeting
Location: Bellevue, WA
August 19
- Vistage CEO Group #189 Meeting
Location: Bainbridge Island, WA
August 20
- Vistage Key Executive Group #903 Meeting
Location: Bellevue, WA
August 19 and 20 Presentations
Speaker: David Hutton
Topic: "Leadership at
12 O'Clock High" Summary provided below.
| LEADERSHIP AT 12
O'CLOCK HIGH |
| The classic movie “ 12 O'clock High,” is
probably the most influential movie used in management
training. This surprising fact is a consequence of the
movie's remarkable portrayal of leadership styles.
Leadership can be a difficult topic to fully grasp in a
meeting room environment. This highly interactive, “showing
rather than telling” presentation, explores leadership in a
unique way. The movie is used as a case study. The group
will closely observe segments of the movie and analyze the
behavior of two key characters.
The presentation focuses on differing leadership
behavioral emphases. The group will critically evaluate two
commanders with very different styles, then discuss the
effectiveness of the leadership behaviors demonstrated, and
experience how an effective leader adapts leadership
emphasis to meet specific situations.
Value to members: This program will enable members to:
- evaluate their own natural leadership behavior
- improve their understanding of adaptive leadership
behaviors
- develop specific action plans to expand their range of
leadership behaviors
Biography: Dr. David Hutton has a wealth of international
business experience. He has held several executive level
positions, as well as been CEO of both public and private
companies. He is the CEO of Right Brain World, a training
company specializing in creativity and leadership workshops.
He holds a Ph.D. in engineering from the University of
Southampton, U.K., and is currently the Chair of Vistage
Group #494.
Dr. Hutton has a license from Twentieth Century Fox to
exhibit 㥸 O'clock High” for leadership and training
purposes. |
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