Leading in Turbulent Times

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We are in a time of unbelievable change. From politics to the economy to society to technology, old ways of thinking and acting are giving way to entirely new modes of thought and behavior. Disruption is now expected, and turmoil, unrest, and instability are the new standards.

As a strategic advisor to executives in numerous organizations, Dr. Aaron Buchko will frame the magnitude of the transformations that are occurring around us, noting similarities to historical times of seeming disorder while providing some structure to understanding the magnitude and speed of the shifts that are occurring in the environments of organizations and executives.

Dr. Buchko is professor of management in the Foster College of Business, Badley University, teaching graduate and undergraduate courses in Planning and Strategy and graduate courses in Executive Development and Business Ethics. His 90-minute presentation is a "must-attend" event for all business and community leaders.

Coffee & pastries will be provided.

Pekin Public Library
301 S. Fourth Street
Pekin, IL 61554

Thursday, May 11th
7:30 am

Seating is limited.  Reservations are required.  Contact the Pekin Area Chamber of Commerce, 346-2106,  with questions.

The program will start promptly at 7:30am.  As the library is not normally open at that time, the outside doors will be locked shortly after 7:30am.

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