Contact
Ahmed Esmail
Memphis Chapter - Society for Information Management
AGENDA
4:00 pm Welcome
4:05 pm Warm-up Exercise
4:15 pm What is RLF?
4:30 pm Article Discussion - IT Under Pressure, McKinsey Global Survey
5:00 pm RLF Graduate Panel
5:30 pm Buffet Dinner
6:15 pm Leadership Discussion - The Art of Possibility (video), Rosemund Stone & Benjamin Zander
7:00 CIO speaker
7:30 Topical Exercise - Defining Leadership
7:45 Wrap-up & Discussion
Special Event: A Taste of RLF
"A Taste of RLF" is a program that will familiarize you with the Regional Leadership Forum, one of SIM’s most successful offerings. RLF has been in existence for over 20 years and honors over 3,500 graduates.
The evening's program will not only provide information on what RLF is (and is not), but will offer attendees the opportunity to participate in exercises, discussions and presentations that are part of the program itself.
While we do not have the opportunity to review a full book, one of the core components of RLF, we will be discussing the McKinsey report IT Under Pressure.
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RLF has always been about the intersection of learning and leadership. The evening will be a reflection of that philosophy. We plan to have fun and learn at the same time.
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SAMPLE THIS PREMIER LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT OFFERING!
DISCUSSION LEADER
Phil Zwieg
Regional Leadership Forum
Phil currently functions as a Director and Facilitator for the Regional Leadership Forum sponsored by the Society for Information Management (SIM). He formerly served as Vice President - Information Systems at Northwestern Mutual and head of the Information Systems organization at We Energies. Phil received his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and his MBA from Marquette University. He taught for over 21 years as an adjunct faculty member in the Graduate School of Business at Marquette University. Phil is past-President of the Board of Directors of Lad Lake, Inc. and has been a member of the Society for Information Management for over 30 years, serving in board roles at both the national and local levels. In 2009, he was named IT Leader of the Year by SIM International.