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Participants will develop leadership skills by learning the qualities of a leader and how today s executives, middle managers, and supervisors can become not just an effective supervisor of people, but a leader for the organization that appreciates an understanding of variation reduction and continuous improvement. Organizations often promote the best performer and assume they are natural leaders. This common mistake costs the organization productivity, time, and money. Instead of assuming that trial and error will turn the best performer into the type of leader the organization desires, become proactive and expose them to the qualities and characteristics that great leaders possess. The course will emphasize leadership skills that are compatible with concepts from Deming, Six Sigma, and the Lean Organization. The sessions will be led by Mike Carder, a trainer by profession. He walks the talk and does an excellent job of blending theory and application. Enrollment is simple--call 625-9538 and show up the first evening in Matthews Hall, Room 109.
SUMMARYWHAT: "Leadership Development for Today's Quality Organization" WHEN: Thursday evenings, January 25, 2007 through April 5, 2007 6:00-8:45 p.m. (Excluding March 15, Spring Break) WHO: Mike Carder, Corporate Director of Training, Tamko Roofing Products WHERE: Missouri Southern State University, The Robert W. Plaster School of Business Administration (formerly Matthews Hall), Room 109 COST: $250 HOW: Call 625-9538 or Terry Marion @ 625-9507 Upon completion, the participant will receive a Continuing Education Certificate for 32 clock hours. For those with previous MSSU credit, two semester hours of credit may be petitioned. (Line # 8015) An additional hour of independent study can be arranged for those needing a three-hour course.
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