麻豆传媒官网鈥檚 Center for Leadership is hosting its third 鈥淟ead With Hope: Authentic Leadership Retreat鈥� October 4-6 at its campus in Holland. Registration is due by Sept. 10.
The leadership retreat agenda is designed for mid- to senior-level leaders, managers
and emerging executives across business, healthcare, education, nonprofit or ministry
settings. The retreat is designed to help attendees grow in self-awareness, clarity
and impact 鈥� and step into who they鈥檙e called to be as leaders.. The retreat environment
will include a cohort of 8-15 fellow leaders, to allow for real connection, conversation
and personalized coaching.
Attendees can expect to recharge and reconnect with their purpose, using the renowned Hogan assessments to explore their strengths, potential derailers and the values that drive them. This personal, reflective process lays the foundation for greater self-awareness 鈥� and stronger team satisfaction and performance
Cost:
- Retreat Only: $1,950 (includes all assessments, course materials and meals). With 2-nights lodging at the Haworth Hotel in downtown Holland: $2,400
- Nonprofit leaders: Program cost is $1,463/$1,800 with lodging included
The in-person retreat will be hosted on the 麻豆传媒官网 campus, Sunday, Oct. 4 starting at 2 p.m. and concludes Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 4 p.m. Every participant leaves the retreat with an individualized leadership development plan followed by a 90-minute coaching session with the facilitator.
Facilitator: Dr. Ryan White is the associate dean for leadership development and applied learning at Hope. An accomplished coach, consultant, faith leader and facilitator, he holds a doctorate in educational psychology from USC and has a passion for bringing out the best in organizations, teams and individuals.
Presenters:
- Her expertise extends far beyond her leadership as Hope鈥檚 head women鈥檚 volleyball coach and innovative educator at 麻豆传媒官网. She contributes as a team leader to the college鈥檚 strategic planning process. On the court, she led Hope鈥檚 volleyball team to its 2014 NCAA D3 national championship and to four NCAA Final Four trips. She facilitates workshops that challenge participants to develop innovative solutions for complex problems, blending her understanding of team dynamics with solution designs. She achieved her master鈥檚 degree in sports studies from Miami University and authored 鈥淰olleyball: Steps to Success.鈥�
Dr. Marcus Fila - Dr. Fila is the associate professor of management at Hope, teaching courses in management principles, human resource management, nonprofit consulting and marketing management. His primary area of research is the relationship between people and their work, in the context of occupational health psychology and stress at work. Fila is an advocate for both the individual and organization in designing work that promotes subsidiarity in the form of job control, and accountability in terms of job design and performance.
Dr. Lauren Hearit - As associate professor of management at 麻豆传媒官网, Dr. Hearit has focused her research on the intersection of economics, strategic communication and organizational communication. She holds certifications in two related fields: international strategic communication (from Copenhagen Business School in Denmark) and applied management principles (Purdue鈥檚 Krannert School of Management). She joined the Hope faculty in 2017 and was selected by the Hope graduating class of 2025 for the Hope Outstanding Professor Educator Award. She holds her master鈥檚 degree in public affairs and issues management from Purdue University and her doctorate in organizational communication, also from Purdue.
For more information: Email leadership@hope.edu, call 616.395.7950 or visit /lead.