March PM Tools - Mark Matthews - "Creating a Culture of Leadership in Your Organization"
This page is from a past PMIWDC event.
If this is not what you were looking for, visit the PM Tools page to find out about upcoming events, or read more about why PMIWDC does not delete these pages.
This event was held on Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Samir Mazmudar of the PM Tools Team, and the March Tools speaker, Mark Matthews.“Creating a Culture of Leadership in Your Organization”
featuring
Mark Matthews
Stay Motivated Leadership Advisors
View the presentation slides (484K PDF)
Location and Cost
COST
PM Tools is always free of charge, and registration is not required.
DATE
Every third Tuesday of each
month, at 5:30,
Immediately before the monthly
chapter dinner.
LOCATION
Sheraton Premiere at Tysons Corner 8661 Leesburg Pike, Vienna, VA703.448.1234 http://www.Sheraton.com/TysonsCorner
About the Program
Creating a Culture of Leadership in Your Organization
Mark Matthews of Stay Motivated Leadership Advisors will give a presentation on creating a culture of leadership in your organization. The presentation will discuss the critical differences between management and leadership, why anyone can be a leader regardless of whether he or she is in a leadership position, and the components of effective leadership. By the end of the presentation, attendees will grasp the need for leaders to have a shared vision, to communicate that vision, and to inspire others to achieve it.
About the Speaker
Mark Matthews is the President of Stay Motivated Leadership Advisors. As an attorney and former U.S. Army officer, Mark has been a student of the art and science of leadership for nearly 20 years, with over 15 years of professional leadership and management experience. Today, Mark serves as an advisor, trainer, and coach for any manager in any industry who seeks to improve his or her leadership skills. Mark is devoted to helping his clients create timely, relevant, and effective solutions with innovative and creative problem-solving that links his clients' strategic goals with boots-on-the-ground leadership. He is a published author on leadership matters, including a regular column on leadership in Work Magazine, the Richmond, Virginia quarterly business journal. Mark also writes on military history for the Internet Review of Books.
