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Building Global Leaders In Brazil |
Dimensions of Global Leadership
May 11-14, 2009
Curitiba, Brazil
Dr. Chambers will be teaching in Curitiba, Brazil May 11-14, 2009 at Spei University. The course will be LS602 Global Dimensions of Leadership and is part of a new graduate program partnership between Beulah Heights University (BHU) of Atlanta and SPEI in Curitiba, Brazil. He will also be accompanied by Dr. Doug Chatham, Director of Graduate Studies at BHU.
The course, Dimensions of Global Leadership, will offer a research-based look at leadership in a global society, and introduce learners to historical principles related to both change and leadership, and provides a context for them to integrate their new and existing understanding of these dynamics into the practice of leadership within their own organizations.
Specific attention is given to the transition from theory to practice, with a specific focus on the practical application of knowledge, skills, attitudes, and habits as it relates to personal leadership development and organizational change management. During this course, learner’s will review and analyze leadership and change management principles from both a historical and modern perspective. The will also be exposed to a formal change management model developed by John Kotter, humanized planned change model development by Dr. Chambers and his collogues at the Institute for Organizational Leadership, and variety of other organizational change resources. Learners will have an opportunity to apply course content to the organization of their choice as part of case study and learning team activities.
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Dr. Jim Chambers |
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Dr. Jim Chambers is the Founder/CEO of the Institute for Organizational Leadership, an educational consulting firm that specializes in strategic planning, organizational development, executive leadership, and information management. In addition to his consulting work, he also serves on the doctoral faculty of the University of Phoenix School of Advanced Studies as well as a number of boards and committees. His planning and leadership resources have been used by thousands of leaders and managers worldwide to improve personal productivity and organizational effectiveness.
You can contact Dr. Chambers through the Institute for Organizational Leadership at 770-419-1716 or via email at
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