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Leadership is a key issue for the third sector. In this event, Julia Middleton will introduce and consider the challenge of leading outside of the normal, traditional roles and in situations where there is no authority.
Friday 01 February 2008
Friday 01 February 2008
4.30 PM
6.00pm
CO3- 34 Shaftesbury Square- Belfast BT2 7DB
Free to CO3 members £50 for non member chief offic
Event
Traditionally, many leaders learn to lead by rising through their organisations and earning the authority to lead. But the world is changing and leaders must change with it. As organisations develop increasingly complex internal structures and external relationships - working across cultures, borders and boundaries - a leader’s ability to lead both across and outside their organisation becomes ever more important. This means that leaders need to be able to lead beyond their authority.
Speaker Julia Middleton is the Founder and Chief Executive of Common Purpose. She is a passionate campaigner for more - and more diverse - leaders who are active in civil society. Common Purpose now operates in every area of the UK. The organisation aims to improve the way society works by increasing the number of informed individuals who are actively involved in shaping the future of the area in which they live and work. By bringing leaders from diverse backgrounds together, Common Purpose creates new networks for current and future senior decision-makers.
Her first book Beyond Authority: Leadership in a Changing World was published in February 2007.
Contact Tracey at CO3
028 9024 5356
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