Leadership can be a difficult topic to fully grasp in a meeting environment. This highly interactive, “Showing rather than telling” workshop explores leadership in a unique way. This workshop doesn’t just describe adaptive leadership, it shows it in action. Participants get to see how effective leaders  adjust their style of action ands communication to suit the situation. The classic movie “12 O’clock High “ is probably the most influential movie used in management training. This surprising fact is a consequence of the movie’s

remarkable portrayal of leadership styles. The workshop Leadership at 12 O'clock High uses the movie as a case study. Participants are challenged to apply to their own

organizations and to themselves, the lessons learned from analysis of the story and the personalities portrayed.

In the workshop, a considerable portion of the movie is shown in segments pausing

between the segments for analysis. The cinementor division of the Right Brian World Company LLC, has a license from the owner of the movie rights, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, to exhibit the movie in this way.

Dr. David Hutton  has broad based knowledge of the international business arena. He has lived in four countries and  managed business entities in three of them. From parts sourcing in Hong Kong to distribution agreements in Paris, his experience spans the globe.  David has his Ph.D. and is a former CEO of a public, NASDAQ listed, technology company and VP and GM of a  major division of a member of a Fortune 500.

 Born in England, his international background includes leading the three US based subsidiaries of a Japanese corporation. Dr. Hutton has led mergers, divestitures and private placements. He has served as advisor to university faculties as well as both publicly and privately held firms.

Thursday

October 30, 2008

Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites

265 Lakeside Avenue

Marlborough, MA 01752

8:00am - 8:30am

Continental Breakfast

8:30am—12noon

Seminar

Early Bird Registration

$295 by 9/21/08

 Registration

$375 per person

Click here to register online