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Now in its third year, the Chicago Federal Leadership Forum brings speakers on a broad range of leadership issues together with Federal leaders in the region.
The cost for eligible federal employees to attend these events is $75 per person per seminar or $225 to attend ALL 4 scheduled sessions!
All sessions will be at the Metcalfe Federal Building, 77 W. Jackson, Room 331, Chicago, Illinois.
Registration and Continental Breakfast begin at 8:30 am. Sessions are 9:00 am-11:30 am. Register Today!
The Look of Leaders: What Images do to Make Leadership October 27, 2011
 David Morgan is Professor of Religion at Duke University, where he also holds an appointment in the Department of Art, Art History, and Visual Studies. He has authored several books on the history of religious art and imagery and edited several more on media and religion, material culture, and art. He will discuss the visual aspects of leadership, exploring the history of the look of leaders, their portrayal in art and popular visual materials, and the role that images play in enacting leadership in America.
Effective Economic Leadership within the People’s Republic of China February 2, 2012
 Consul General Yang Guoqiang is the Consul General of the People’s Republic of China in Chicago. His Consulate is committed to further promoting cooperation and exchanges between the two sides in various fields, protecting the legal rights of Chinese citizens in the consular districts, and providing consular services to both local Chinese and non-Chinese people. He will speak on his knowledge of effective economic leadership within the People’s
Republic of China.
 Leading Troops in the 21st Century March 22, 2012
Societal changes and increased diversity of views and background in mainstream America are challenges facing both military and civilian leaders. Vice Admiral Ann E. Rondeau will discuss how these changes are affecting training and development of military leaders now and into the future as well as offer observations from her career assignments on the changing dimensions of leading in the modern military that have relevance in the Federal service as well.
Bringing About Change in County Government May 17, 2012
 Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle has been a dedicated community leader for over two decades. Though collaboration, President Preckwinkle is working with the County Board, our elected officials and county employees to implement major reforms to reshape county government into a world-class institution. This spirit of collaboration is rooted in a common commitment to fiscal responsibility, innovative leadership, transparency and accountability and improved services. Join us to learn how you can provide a more transparent and accountable leadership.
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