NC City & County Manager's Seminar - Honorary/Life Member/Range Rider

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Course Name: NC City & County Manager's Seminar - Honorary/Life Member/Range Rider

The North Carolina City and County Management Seminar focuses on topics of interest to city and county managers and administrators. The theme of the 2010 49th annual seminar is “Charting a Steady Course in a Sea of Change.”

Please note that each participant must be registered separately. The person who is logged in is the registrant. To register more than one person, log in with the email address and password for each person to be registered.

Course Code: 100627-100

Overall Course Dates: 03-FEB-10 - 05-FEB-10

Location: Sheraton Imperial, RTP

Program Manager: Sheffield, Lisa email

sheffield@sog.unc.edu phone

919.962.3464 fax

919.962.2705

Primary Faculty: Stenberg, Carl

Additional Course Information: The North Carolina City and County Management Seminar focuses on topics of interest to city and county managers and administrators. The theme of the 2010 49th annual seminar is “Charting a Steady Course in a Sea of Change.”

Price: $100.00

ICMA Workshop - Using Right-Brain Thinking to Create Better Communities

This workshop provides a fast-paced discussion of the three environmental forces (Asia, Abundance, and Automation) and six characteristics (design, story, symphony, empathy, play, and meaning) that Daniel Pink identified in A Whole New Mind as essential for leadership as we move from the informational to the conceptual age. This session will examine those leadership characteristics, as well as an additional characteristic particularly significant to local government managers: courage. During the workshop we will identify opportunities and practice skills that increase our ability to strengthen and apply our right brain capabilities. The workshop will also feature a discussion by Bob O'Neill and Daniel Pink as well as practical application of the concepts as presented by innovative local government managers.
Addresses Practice Group 6: Initiative, Risk Taking, Vision, Creativity, and Innovation

Price: $75.00