Management Training

PoultryCast 0291, End of Year - Leadership Training To Start The New Year Right

Ian Davis, retired Senior Partner at McKinsey and Company, recently shared his top five leadership traits with Stanford's Graduate School of Business students. Ian has consulted with major international management leaders, seeing very good... and some not very good management teams. This half hour program is a great thought provoker for your management team and might be a good point of initiation for the 'up and comers' that are ready for advancement. Best wishes in the New Year!
Link to Ian Davis program oveview and bio
Link to YouTube presentation

A recent special series by the Wall Street Journal looks at America's potential and how international trading relationship will impact our future. Today's podcast features John and Gloria Naisbitt from the "America, A Porfolio of Ideas" series. Link to the features is available here.

Robert Joss, Professor of Finance, Dean Emeritus of the Stanford Graduate School of Business, shares his Top 10 Life Lessons with a group about to graduate. These thoughts are applicable regardless of your position on the journey. Feel free the share the link.
Link to full video with Robert J. Joss.

Consultant Orlando Gil discusses his recent post, "Acres of Diamonds", and updates the industry on opportunities to supplement your management team via the Latino workforce.
Link to LatinosInAgriculture.org website.

In this year's July 4th feature we share a conversation with Jack Welch on leadership and management planning. Mr. Welch was a guest at MIT's Sloan School of Management.
Link to the Jack Welch Institute is here.
Link to MIT's full video is here.

BeckAgConnects.com seeks to provide a place where everybody knows your name... and comes from the same side of your virtual street. Enter in to your online coffee shop conversations with confidence as you know who's in the room.

Leadership presentation by GE's CEO, Jeffrey Immelt as he speaks at the Stanford School of Business "View From The Top" Series. Immelt notes today's leaders must prepare for increasing turbulence in the future.

The unusual aspect of the most recent economic and corporate calamity is that nearly everyone experienced severe industry disruption. Today's presentation is from Otto Scharmer, Senior Lecturer at MIT Sloan School of Management. This Back To The Classroom series overviews his considerations on changing organizational innovation in the 'new normal' of increased industry turmoil. Listen to this while you're on the road. You'll need time to think about it.

Today we discuss some of the ramifications of the industry economic downturn that you may be seeing in your corporate and family environment with PoultryCast Blogger Don Tyler of Don Tyler and Associates.

This special episode from Standford's School of Business 'View From The Top' speaker series looks at the future of business and corporate stakeholder. Interesting perspective which may impact the way you view your company