Last week I attended the monthly Leadership Breakfast in Reston, Virginia, and heard a very engaging presentation by Alan Malinchak, Chief Learning Officer for ManTech. He spoke about the power of a leader's values - creativity, commitment, control, responsibility, and a positive "expectant attitude" - in motivating people to accept and support "inevitable change."
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My Presentations
- USAID Building Blocks for KM (World Bank, 2004)
- "Why Social Media Matters to You and Your Agency" (Brookings, 2013)
- "How to Manage Social Media" (Montgomery College, 2011)
- Speaker at 2011 State SP Conference (Govloop)
- Coordinator of First State SP Conference 2011 (see State Magazine, pg. 7)
- "A System Development Life Cycle for SharePoint" (Baltimore SP Saturday, 2009)
- YouTube Interview for SharePoint Users Conference 2009
My Consulting Approach
- My SharePoint Project Management Consulting Page
Consulting areas, work samples, reference links, - My Resume
My education, SharePoint and social media skills, consulting at State Department, and prior project management career at USAID - 2004 USAID KM Strategy
My input to this document - Maximizing Business Value from SharePoint (white paper)
A management and governance perspective - Collaboration and the Battle of Cowpens
Lessons from the American Revolution for collaboration technology - A System Development LifeCycle for SharePoint (white paper)
A management model for implementation success. - My LinkedIn Profile
Lincoln on Leadership
- A practical book of leadership tips by Donald Phillips
Learn how to lead by example, grapple with paradox, and manage change based on Lincoln's actions as president during the American Civil War
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