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Jivi Khehra, host of Winds of Change, a new TV show on JoyTV 10 interviews Linda Naiman about art, creativity, teamwork and leadership.
Tune in Saturday Feb 6 at 3pm PST (Vancouver time)

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Here goes… My first movie… clips from my talk about art, design, creativity and leadership  at a US government leadership symposium earlier this year.

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What can organizations learn from the Intersection of Business and the Performing Arts?
Rochelle T. Mucha, in her new book, Aesthetic Intelligence: Reclaim the Power of Your Senses, answers this question by examining how principles and practices of performing arts can be used to strengthen alignment, leadership, learning, and performance in organizations.
“The theatre is a place where [...]

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Putting Passion to Work:
Potent Leadership
This seminar will be held on May 6, 2010 at Royal Roads University

Description:

Some of the greatest difficulties leaders face today revolve around the need to instill passion, mobilize teams toward achieving a common vision, and motivate change in employees. The mark of authentic artful leaders in any organization is how [...]

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Time to evolve.
Doesn’t September feel more like the New Year than January? September is the time to complete projects, clear out the old, harvest the fruits of your labours, and prepare the ground for the new. If we are tuned in to the cycles of nature, then we will want to create order and balance [...]

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This post is part of the Blogging Marathon: 24 Hours of Innovation:

We are living in the midst of a seismic shift that calls for us to redefine the way we live and work. This is not a time to hunker down and wait for the turbulence to subside. This is the time to mitigate fear, [...]

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BECKY BERMONT on REDESIGNING LEADERSHIP at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD)
A student once asked John Maeda, “If RISD is such a creative place, why aren’t we led with more creativity?” That comment has stuck with him. Since both he and our Provost (Chief Academic Officer) are truly artist/administrators (rather than artists-turned-administrators), they have undertaken a quest to redesign [...]

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Miles Davis: Kind of Blue
Harvard professor Robert D. Austin, and Carl Stormer  in this case study examine how successful companies can “jump to the next S-curve” through an analogy to the life’s work of Miles Davis, especially his paradigm-shattering Kind of Blue album in 1959. Students consider how and why Davis, who had already proven [...]

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