The third module in the Leadership Development Forum series comes to town this fall. Perhaps the most difficult aspect of leadership is promoting new ways of thinking within your teams. This module addresses Leading Creativity and Innovation and comprises two sessions. Separate registration is required for each.
Seminar/discussion: October 24, 6 pm, preregistration required (below)
Please join us in the Conner Auditorium, Farrell Learning & Teaching Center, on the Washington University School of Medicine campus for the next Leadership Development Forum event: featured speaker Jarret Glasscock, CEO and Founder of Cofactor Genomics on best practices and tools to stimulate creativity and innovation.
Event Highlights
• Presentation
• Discussion
• Reception (dinner and networking)
• Free admission, parking, and dinner
Directions to Farrell Learning & Teaching Center, 520 South Euclid Avenue, Saint Louis, MO 63110 (map) Please park in the open spaces in the lot on the south side of McKinley Ave, not in the reserved parking spaces. When entering, press the intercom at the gate and tell them you are there for the “Leadership Forum.”
For more information about the Leadership Development Forum go to www.stlacs.org/leadership-development-forum-series. Contact Eric Bruton if you have any questions.
If you have colleagues who might benefit from this module, please use the brochure (LDF Flyer Module 3 A, 412kb) to let them know about the details.
Workshop: November 19, 6 pm
At The Edge (359 Marshall Avenue, Webster Groves, MO 63119), next to Mallinckodt in Webster Groves (map): an interactive workshop on Leading Creativity and Innovation led by Bill Simon of Bill Simon Consulting.
Highlights:
• Interactive workshop
• Reception (dinner and networking)
• Free admission, parking, and dinner
Food and drinks generously provided by Mallinckrodt. Registration for the workshop session will open soon after the seminar/discussion session has been held.
Please complete and submit the registration form below by November 17.
“Computers and the physics of complex biological systems”
