Leadership and
Education
The topic of this year's International Leadership Conference is
“Leadership and Education”.
The topic of this year’s
Conference is inspired by eternal dilemma- Are leaders born or are
they made? What makes one be a leader? Can leadership be learned,
developed? What is the role of education in creating a leader and
is it possible to create it anyway?
Some experts agree that
leadership, as all skills, can be learned. The
principles of leadership remain constant- the literature is clear
on the essential components, styles, and dynamics, but can it
teach you how to put all the principles into practice, motivate
and lead people? Although there are certainly many things that can
be learned and developed, there are also some personal characteristics
you have to be born with, characteristics that cannot be taught.
What are those characteristics that make one become a leader?
By
taking a part in International Leadership Conference 2005, you
will have a chance to learn and discuss this and many more issues
of importance in creating and developing leadership skills.
Conference themes and topic for discussions
and papers submission include, but are not limited to, the
following:
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Casual factors of
leadership development
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The role of education in
creating a leader
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Leadership and innovation
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Entrepreneurial leadership
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Can leadership be learned?
- Nature vs. nurture
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Cross cultural aspects of
leadership
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Leadership styles and
techniques
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Leadership
values
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Leading
under extreme diversity
All submissions (papers,
detailed executive summaries, cases, and panel proposals) will be
reviewed, and acceptance/rejection is based upon quality and
relevance to the conference. Submit the abstract of your
presentation along with the application form here.
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