Laws of Leadership: Challenging Organizational Culture
Jack Enter is returning to Kansas City to deliver another thought - provoking, challenging lecture on leadership and what it means in today's organization.
Law enforcement agencies are faced with immense challenges, both externally and internally. Budget problems, finding qualified applicants, homeland security issues and dealing with problem employees are just a few of the challenges facing the law enforcement manager today.
This seminar will focus on how the law enforcement executive can best create a culture that emphasizes integrity and honesty, both legally and interpersonally. A major focus of this course will be a discussion on why most police managers fail to positively impact their subordinates, and therefore fail to create an environment of accountability and professionalism. Proactive strategies will include such leadership skills as self-management, effective communication, confronting marginal and problem behaviors, and creating a climate that rewards honest interactions with citizens and with fellow law enforcement managers.
Date/Time: August 5, 2008, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Screenland Theatre, 408 Armour Road, North Kansas City, MO
Instructor: Jack Enter, Ph.D.
Missouri POST Control #: 905021500 - 7.00 hours Interpersonal
Fee: $180 per person; $144 per person for groups of three or more. Lunch not included.
Registration:
- Register and pay for this course online:
- Register online and pay with an agency purchase order
Questions? Call 816/701-8234 or e-mail gti@marc.org.