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Excited for the the CEO Institute participants to dive into comprehensive sessions on change, negotiation, business process redesign, and the art of giving constructive feedback, which will transform the way they elicit support and implement change at their credit unions. #cuesceoinstitute #learnwithcues https://lnkd.in/gAUWhPYT

Learn more about the Masters of Arts in Leadership program from our friends at Wartburg College!

Strategies for College Business Officers (The Chronicle of Higher Education) How can college business leaders take steps to plan for success in an uncertain future? Join The Chronicle and a panel of leaders on September 26 at 2 p.m. ET for a virtual forum. Read More: https://bit.ly/3Lu10ds

***IDFPR INITIATIVE*** Under new Acting Director of Professional Regulation Camile Lindsay’s leadership, we’re streamlining our processes and taking proactive steps to improve efficiencies for the review of professional licensure applications. Learn more about the improvements we’ve made and what’s to come in our report, “Reimagining Illinois: A Six-Month Review of the Division of Professional Regulation.” https://lnkd.in/gaabMnuZ

IE launches a Certificate in Business Fundamentals Excellent opportunity for those not studying a business degree but who are interested in learning basic concepts to boost your career?? Congratulations lucia egea (She/Her) for leading this exciting project and learning adventure #ieuniversity #iebusinessschool #ielawschool #iespega #businessfundamentals #business #leadership #innovation #businessinnovation #certificateinbusiness #weareIE #summercertificate #learningbusiness #businesseducation

A new residential Master’s program from the Indiana University - Kelley School of Business will allow recent graduates to add management to their undergraduate degree. Learn more about how the MS in Management is preparing leaders across industries: https://bit.ly/3NbKGyQ

Over these last 2 days I had the privilege to participate in the state competition for DECA. For those who don’t know DECA its a high school club that is centered around guiding and building the next generation of business leaders. Fun fact about DECA it’s a club for students who want to compete infront of judges by presenting business plans for different industries. My focus is on hospitality/sports management but there are many other industries you can chose from. By doing this it can help you to prepare on delivering sales/marketing plans for when you enter the job market. One peice of advise I can give is that anyone who wants to have a career in business to join DECA and learn how to compete and learn about the different types of businesses you can join.

At The Holdsworth Center, we have a front row seat to public education leadership. Through our work developing and supporting sitting and aspiring superintendents, we’ve witnessed the responsibilities, challenges and opportunities of the superintendency. We’ve gotten to know—and have come to admire—the mission-driven people working tirelessly on behalf of students. Regardless of tenure, experience, geography or district size, we are seeing superintendents stretched to their limits. The role has always been challenging. But something in the past decade has shifted it to something that can feel almost impossible. When the job looks or feels impossible, we lose not only great superintendents, but we also discourage other talented leaders from taking on the role. We need a clearer, more hopeful picture of the role. One that can help superintendents—and those who aspire to the job—to identify and develop the skills and mindsets needed to thrive in this complex role. That’s why our President, Lindsay Whorton wrote “Beyond Impossible: Making the Shifts Necessary to Thrive in the Superintendent Role.” The superintendents we work with have found this resource valuable and, with their encouragement, we are sharing it more broadly. https://lnkd.in/dhudptAE

Our new report, The Illinois Principal: Their Work, Their Challenges, Their Impact, is a combined effort between The Fund and the Illinois Principals Association (IPA), a statewide membership organization aiming to develop, support, and advocate for innovative educational leaders. Although our approaches and geographic scope differ, IPA and The Fund are united in our effort to foster conditions that allow strong educators to lead their schools effectively. The Illinois Principal Report summarizes data about Illinois principals, offers insight into their roles and responsibilities, and highlights real leaders to reinforce the urgent need for greater decision-making autonomy. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gJjhwFE3