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Participants come together in a safe, confidential environment for executive development, to build a network of peers and to discuss and solve real-world business issues they are facing in their respective organizations.
The result is ultimately a deeper, shared understanding of exceptional executive leadership and management practices and a deeper appreciation of the challenges of performing in a C-level role and/or the potential transition to the Chief Executive Officer role.
Leading the Enterprise (formerly known as Executive Leadership Incubator) is cohort-based, multiple-session, peer-to-peer learning experience designed to provide C-level and CEO-bound participants in Farm Credit and Cooperatives with a developmental environment they would not otherwise have access to through traditional training programs or internal mentoring.
This group convenes twice a year (Spring and Fall).
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Executive development is entirely about recognizing which experiences are essential for effective leadership at the senior level of an organization and then finding creative ways to learn from experience and anticipate future challenges. At the core of this program is the unique contribution each participant will make to the group discussion through contribution of questions, topics for discussion and sharing of relevant experiences connected to the leadership of their respective organizations.
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Reaching the top seat in any organization takes immense commitment, strong leadership skills and broad business knowledge. In its six years, nine Leading the Enterprise members have been promoted to CEO. Once they achieve that position, they leave the group and can recommend another high-potential leader from their organization to join.
Once you reach the executive level, growth and success become less about skills and abilities and more about exposure and experience. [Leading the Enterprise] provides both, which gives additional confidence when you step into the CEO role. One of the biggest benefits of the program, though, is the exposure to the other outstanding leaders in the group, an invaluable network I still lean on regularly.
For more information on Leading the Enterprise, please contact Jay Lux, Vice President of Leadership & Organizational Development at [email protected]
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