During Mr. Carolina’s presentation, he discussed science/technology and leadership. How does a knowledge of science/technological innovation and development support your ability to lead and influence?
Month: October 2014
week 9 presentation – Your perfect candidate
When you are voting for a candidate for public office, what are the most important qualities that you look for and why?
Posted on October 23, 2014 by Buddy Broncho
Week 8 Presentation – Ramu Damodaran
Ramu presented the following acronym: Oklahoma – Organized Knowledge Lets All Human Opportunity Manifest Achievement. How can you align this theme with people-ization within your local and international community.
Posted on October 15, 2014 by Buddy Broncho
Week 6 Presentation – Ken Parker
Ken shared two principles of leadership with you during his presentation that dealt with the themes of time and people. Choose one of these themes and share your thoughts on the relationship that each has with your leadership capacity and how it may make you more effective and influential.
Posted on October 3, 2014 by Buddy Broncho
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