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Leadership Institute 2009-2010

The Aging Services Leadership Institute vision is to develop leaders who will serve their organizations, state affiliates and the field of aging services in an exemplary, dynamic and innovative fashion.  This new class of leaders will be the pioneers for the future of aging services.                                              It is limited to 20 participants chosen through a competitive application process.

2009 and 2010 Dates

Participants will engage in four face-to-face learning experiences that include visits to member communities, intimate conversations with aging services leaders and self-exploration of leadership styles through exercises and readings.  Dates, sites & themes are as follows:

October 28-29, 2009, Des Moines, Authenticity

March 2-3, 2010, Seattle, Paradigm Shift

June 15-16, 2010, Lake Chelan, Empowerment

September 14-15, 2010, Tacoma, Relationship Management

2009 - 2010 Leadership Institute Fellows

 

Resources

Six Key Leadership Behaviors that Support Culture Change

Questions?                                                        Contact Pat Sylvia psylvia@agingwa.org                                        (253) 964-8870

Leadership Institute Design Team:

  • Russ Akiyama, Administrator, Judson Park;
  • Bob Anderson, CEO, Horizon House;
  • Anne Arakaki-Lock, Executive Director, Covenant Shores;
  • Michele Holleran, DeArment Consulting
  • Nikole Jay, Administrator, Emerald Heights
  • Lynette Ladenburg, COO, Tacoma Lutheran
  • Darlene Storti, Administrator, Northaven
  • Pat Sylvia, Director of Member Development, Aging Services

Sponsored by:

Mission

The Aging Services Leadership Institute provides meaningful leadership and growth opportunities which emphasize the vital importance of relationship building, emotional intelligence and transformational leadership skills.

Values

  • Integrity and Honesty
  • Collaboration and Commitment
  • Responsiveness and Open Communication
  • Respect and Generous Listening
  • Trust Building
  • Innovation

Benefits

Learn how leaders become more authentic through clarification of personal values and their own leadership philosophy.

Understand the concepts behind distributed leadership and empowerment.

Explore how paradigm shifts occur, supporting environments of creativity and innovation.

Become aware of how a leader's emotions influence the workplace and everyone in it.

Discover the secret of building trust at multiple levels-with others, within organizations, and communities at large.


Last Updated: December 7, 2009