If you’re in business, change is a constant for you. Keeping ahead of the competition requires that you actively seek knowledge on new challenges and ways in which to effectively deal with them. Fisher College Executive Education can help you to do that, in a relaxed and informal setting, through The Breakfast Club.
The Breakfast Club is a complimentary business breakfast series featuring Fisher College faculty and expert guest speakers who discuss the latest business trends and research, and how this relates to you and your organization.
Who Should Attend: Anyone interested in cultivating their minds and learning more about cutting-edge business topics.
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Next Upcoming |
December 4, 2009 - Developing Leadership Excellence Through Service Personal and professional development go hand-in-hand which is why we have partnered with Leadership Columbus to bring you a panel discussion with community leaders. You will hear their thoughts on the key skills that business leaders need today and why service is an important component of professional development.
Whether through an educational leadership development program or through a non-profit board position, our diverse panel will present the most influential development opportunities they’ve experienced. We will also hear from them on why they believe leaders serving in community service roles is good for their organizations, a good thing for the community, and an important part of their own personal leadership development.
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| Schedule: |
7:15 a.m. Breakfast available |
| Location: | The Fawcett Center Ballrooms |
| Cost: | Free |
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Panelists:
Moderator: |
Jeni Britton Bruce Harkey
Executive Director, Franklin Park Conservatory
Sharron Kornegay
Public Affairs Manager, Abbott Nutrition
Randy Schoedinger
CEO, Schoedinger Funeral Service
Tony Rucci Senior Lecturer, Management & Human Resources
Associate to the Dean for Executive Programs, Fisher College of Business
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| Participants will: |
| Receive a general overview of key business topics |
| Network with others who are interested in the topics as well |
| Take away tips for applying the knowledge in their organizations |
Sponsors
| Contact | |
| Amanda Brahier | Fisher College of Business |
| Program Manager | Executive Education |
| Phone: 614.292.8575 | 110 Pfahl Hall |
| Fax: 614.292.6644 | 280 W. Woodruff Ave. |
| brahier_2@fisher.osu.edu | Columbus, OH 43210-1144 |
