Leadership Perspectives is a series of live, interactive webinars that support our mission and the work of our members. ILA members receive free access to all Leadership Perspectives webinars —live and on demand.
ILA members enjoy free access to all leadership perspectives webinars. Not a member? No problem. Register for only $9.95 per webinar.
Most of our webinars are offered at two different times to make it easy for our global membership to participate live!
Live webinar 6 August 2024, 5:00 pm EDT (UTC-4). Drs. Pettis Perry and Wendy M. Edmonds will equip participants with strategies to identify the factors contributing to workplace trauma, toxic leadership, and enabling followers and will share strategies to mitigate the trauma to foster a resilient, supportive workplace culture.
Live Webinar 21 August. Choose from 12pm or 8pm EDT (UTC-4). Renowned Followership guru Ira Chaleff deconstructs the relationship of political followers and leaders and demonstrates how followers, regardless of their distance or proximity to the leader, can help interrupt the progression of political leader to dictator or tyrant.
Live Webinar 5 September 2024, 4:00 pm EDT (UTC-4). Based on his new book, ILA Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Professor Keith Grint provides a brief array of examples of resistance across time and space to consider the importance of going beyond leadership to explain the success or failure of the cases.
Attend Live Monday 16 September at 12:00pm EDT (UTC-4). Dr. Abiodun Williams
provides a fascinating account of Kofi Annan’s global leadership as UN Secretary-General including invaluable insights into the importance of leadership for the performance of a global institution, particularly in times of crisis.
Live Webinar Wednesday 25 September, 4:00 pm EDT (UTC-4). Leah Tomkins and Joanne B. Ciulla discuss Kafka’s incredible and enduring relevance and how the ‘Kafkaesque’ can help us develop a different and constructive understanding of the dynamics of leadership.
Weren’t able to join us for one of our webinars? Within 48 hours of the event, the ILA posts complete recordings and presentation materials of all of its webinars to its Webinar Archive. ILA members enjoy free access as a benefit of membership.
Live Webinar Wednesday 17 July 2024, 11am, EDT (UTC-4). Dr. Carolyn Stefanco will share her leadership journey and how she draws from the many roles she has held to support the success of executive coaching clients in their current positions and as they advance into higher levels of leadership in colleges and universities, nonprofits, and health systems.
Dr. Minu Ipe, Director of the University Design Institute at Arizona State University, shares her leadership journey in helping higher education systems in 23 countries to reimagine and redesign their leadership programs through purpose-driven innovation.
Benjamin Redekop shares a comprehensive overview of the rise and evolution of environmentally sustainable leadership, providing a foundation for understanding the challenges, dilemmas, and opportunities for environmentally sustainable leadership today. He’ll also share how to use his new book in the classroom. The webinar is moderated by Joanna Stanberry
Doug MacKie, editor of Handbook of Climate Change Leadership in Organisations, discusses the failures of current leadership practice and how climate change leadership capabilities can be effectively developed in organizations.
How can leaders create greater impact for innovation in a rapidly changing world while also creating new and sustainable sources of value for their organizations and ecosystems? Sheffield, Jensen, and Kaudela-Baum discuss insights and findings from their new book, Innovation Leadership in Practice.
Live Webinar 6 March 2024 at 12pm EST (UTC-5). In this practical, informative, and experiential webinar, Marilee Adams discusses Inquiring Leadership and the importance of mindsets for leaders. Choice Map, a practical model that illustrates how to embody an effective mindset is introduced.
Live Webinar 21 February 2024 at 3pm EST (UTC-5). In this highly interactive webinar, participants will get an overview of the Framework for Unexpected Leadership, learn from two case studies, and engage in an activity in which participants learn to co-create the conditions for unimagined solutions to emerge.
Panelists explore the difficult questions about our identities and our relationships with others as they offer insights on how to grow personally and professionally as individuals and leaders.
Martha Piper and Indira Samarasekera share personal stories and lessons learned while serving as the first women presidents of 2 major Canadian universities.
How do people inspire and mobilize diverse constituencies to tackle shared, complex challenges like homelessness, global warming, and economic inequities? Dr. Barbara Crosby shares insights from integrative leadership practices.
Professors Richard Bolden, Jonathan Gosling, and Beverley Hawkins share leadership insights from the 2nd. edition of their book along with emerging theories, trends, and issues.
Examine followership as a focus of interprofessional healthcare team (IHT) research and learn from examples of leadership and followership in a military IHT.