Leadership and Spirituality Summit:
The Fully-Present Leader
featuring leadership from A New Equilibrium
Sunday, May 6, 2012 - Monday, May 7, 2012
This program begins in less than one business day; therefore, online registration is closed. To register, please call Princeton Theological Seminary's Erdman Center at 609-497-7990.
The Fully-Present Leader
Are you a Fully-Present Leader?
Leadership is more than just getting stuff done. The fully present leader is all-in: heart, spirit, mind and body. Wake up your deepest spiritual connection to your professional life with this lively and inspiring two-day session, where business, non-profit and church leaders will gather to discuss how to keep a spiritual presence of mind in the midst of the demands, transitions, and deliverables of your job.
At this summit you will:
- Hear from several business leaders who will discuss their own experience for creating joy and meaning in their work
- Discover the potential for spiritual power energizing your personal and professional life
- Discuss tips and pointers with peers for aligning your spiritual intentions with your real-world experience
- Learn practical processes for maintaining spiritual intentionality every day for the long run
- Get mobilized to break out of a rut into a place of joyful engagement
Agenda
To make the program as meaningful and relevant as possible, during the registration process, participants will be asked to choose from the following which best completes this sentence where you are now: “When I consider connecting my spiritual life to my leadership role at work,”
- “I realize this is a new concept to me. I am unfamiliar/uncomfortable in using practical tools in my leadership role, and am interested in learning more.”
- “I have previously made attempts to connect spirituality to my leadership role at work, but am still exploring how to apply in a consistent way. Previously I may have attended similar programs.”
- “I am comfortable discussing the connection of spirituality in my leadership role. I have previously attended similar programs addressing this intersection, and I utilize similar tools at work on a routine basis.”
The tentative schedule is:
Sunday, May 6
3:30p Registration Opens
4:30p Welcome, Introductions, Housekeeping
5:30p Dinner
6:30p A New Equilibrium Speaker: The Fully Present Leader
7:30p Lectio Divina
8:00p Close
Monday, May 7
7:30a Breakfast
8:30a Welcome, Introductions, Housekeeping
9:00a A New Equilibrium Speaker: What is Being Fully Present?
9:15a Breakout Groups
10:15a Regroup and Review
10:30a Break
10:45a A New Equilibrium Speaker: Routine for Being Fully Present?
11:00a Breakout Groups
12:00p Regroup and Review
12:15p Lunch
1:15p Guest Speaker: Sustaining Calm Under Fire with Dr. Donald A. Deieso
1:30p Break Out Groups
2:30p Regroup and Review
3:00p Break
3:15p Sustaining - A New Equilibrium's Role on Our Journey
4:00p Conclusions/Wrap Up
4:30p Close
Leaders
Leadership will be provided by, A New Equilibrium, a community of leaders from all walks of life who are interested in learning how to live lives of greater significance and balance. This is achieved by working together to fully enrich the way people connect with their inner beliefs and values. We all have a strong desire to make a far greater difference with our lives.
Dr. Donald A. Deieso is an Operating Partner at Arsenal Capital Partners. Prior to joining Arsenal Capital Partners, Dr. Deieso has held CEO positions in a number of publicly-traded and privately-held companies in the healthcare, life science, technology, and engineering industries. Dr. Deieso has led successful transformations of a number of companies in the healthcare and life science sectors including, most recently, as CEO of PeriGen and EduNeering. In addition to his extensive career in healthcare, Dr. Deieso has led several major global engineering and construction companies and has held senior positions in federal and state regulatory agencies. Dr. Deieso received a B.S.M.E. in mechanical engineering from Manhattan College, and an M.S. and Ph.D. from Rutgers University, where he served on the faculty. Dr. Deieso serves on the Board of Directors of PeriGen, Sentrx, and WIRB, Inc., and is a former Board of Trustee of the Kenan Institute of the University of North Carolina and the NJ Symphony Orchestra. He was named an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Finalist in 2010.
Terry Herring, a graduate of The Citadel, is President of the Mission Pharmacal Company. Terry's career in the pharmaceutical industry has been noted for his increasingly larger leadership roles, and the consistent recognition of the teams that he builds and empowers. Terry worked for Noven Pharmaceuticals as the Senior National Sales Director before his work at in Ventiv Health, where he served first as National Business Director in Sales and Marketing, before being appointed a President and Chief Operating Officer. Throughout his career, Terry has intentionlly relied upon his faith to inform his work and interactions with others. A proud husband and father, Terry lives in Doylestown, PA and is active in a faith community there.
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Dr. Stephen G. Payne is an executive leadership coach, speaker, MBA teacher, author and founder of A New Equilibrium, a community of men and women dedicated to expanding their spiritual journey through their leadership work. He challenges leaders to stay more accountable to God throughout their entire career. His books and CD's include Driving Growth Through Leadership and Manage Your World On One Page.
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James B. Wood is Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer for The Clemens Family Corporation, an agribusiness and real estate development company based in Hatfield, PA. Prior to this he spent 15 years in management consulting, where he worked with hundreds of executives in planning and managing corporate growth strategies. He is author of The Next Level: Essential Strategies for Breakthrough Growth, and is currently writing about his experiences connecting personal Christian faith with work.
Location
This program will be held at the Erdman Center, Princeton Theological Seminary’s boutique meeting and lodging facility and home to the School of Christian Vocation and Mission. The Center is conveniently located in Princeton, NJ with ample free parking across the street in the Seminary Library's surface parking lot. The physical address is 20 Library Place, Princeton NJ 08540.
Registration
The cost for the program is US$85, and includes the summit, materials, meals, and snacks. Onsite lodging is available for an additional US$65 (single room, private bath). Please read the registration and cancellation policy here.
Limited scholarships are available. To inquire, call the Erdman Center at 609-497-7990 or send an e-mail to scvm@ptsem.edu.
The program is designed to have the maximum impact if attended in its entirety, on Sunday AND Monday. If your schedule does limit your availablility, before registering, please inquire by telephone at 609-497-7990 or send an e-mail to scvm@ptsem.edu.
This program begins in less than one business day; therefore, online registration is closed. To register, please call Princeton Theological Seminary's Erdman Center at 609-497-7990.