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Leading From Anywhere (ITLP/ITLW)

Leading From Anywhere (ITLP/ITLW). The Leadership Revolution. Introduction / History. IT Leadership Program (ITLP) Started in November 2007 Facilitated by MOR Associates IT Leadership Concepts, Strategies, Practices and Knowledge IT Leadership Workshop (ITLW) Proposal from ITLP graduates

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Leading From Anywhere (ITLP/ITLW)

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  1. Leading From Anywhere(ITLP/ITLW) The Leadership Revolution

  2. Introduction / History • IT Leadership Program (ITLP) • Started in November 2007 • Facilitated by MOR Associates • IT Leadership Concepts, Strategies, Practices and Knowledge • IT Leadership Workshop (ITLW) • Proposal from ITLP graduates • Targeting all IT professionals from all campuses • Consolidation of experiences from MOR Associates, EDUCAUSE, Franklin-Covey and Joseph Raelin’sLeaderful Community programs

  3. Feedback Kim Nguyen-Jahiel & Cheryl Murphy

  4. Feedback • Giving Feedback: • Needs to be specific • Keep it constructive • Own your feedback • Needs to be well-timed • “May I give you some feedback?” • Receiving Feedback: • Evaluate your attitudes • Accept it as learning opportunity • Listen for value • “May I have some feedback?” • “Thank you for your feedback” • This is not intended to be an arena for debate, but an avenue to help one another improve.

  5. Presence Kathy Lyons & Phil Reiter

  6. Presence • Be Mindful • Be Intentional • Engage Others • Be Authentic • Be Credible

  7. Presence • Traits of Leaders with Positive Presence • Respect/Common Ground • Scenario • Why Does Presence Matter to You?

  8. Networking and Collaboration Brian Damm, Craig Jackson, & Alice Jones

  9. Networking/Collaboration • Initiate • Inquire • Invest • Influence

  10. Thank You… • … for your participation & questions! • Additional Questions? • Poster Session in Illinois Ballroom

  11. Contact Us • Gustavo Aldaba: galdaba@uic.edu • Brian Damm: damm@illinois.edu • Craig Jackson: cejackso@uic.edu • Eileen Katman: katman@uic.edu • Mike Lund: mglund@uic.edu • Kathy Lyons: kmsimpso@illinois.edu • Kim Nguyen-Jahiel: knguye@illinois.edu • Phil Reiter: preiter@uic.edu • Jennifer Selk: selk@uillinois.edu • James Quisenberry: jpg@illinois.edu • Barry White: barryw@uic.edu

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