Knowledge-Based Leadership: Maximizing Intellectual & Human Capital
Thursday, October 17, 1995
Boston Marriott Copley * Boston, MA
A Unique Opportunity To Learn From 6 Of The World's Leading Authorities On
Creating, Measuring, and Leading Knowledge Enterprises
LEARN FROM THE EXPERTS INCLUDING:
*James Brian Quinn
*Leif Edvinsson
*Camille H. Chwalek
*Hubert Saint-Onge
*Gordon Petrash
*Mark Huselid
JOIN THESE GLOBAL LEADERS IN A DAY OF INTERACTIVE LEARNING AND DISCOVER HOW TO:
* Assess and measure knowledge-based leadership
* Cultivate and capitalize on intellectual assets
* Build infrastructures supporting knowledge creation and management
* Develop and leverage professional intellect
* Use technology to manage knowledge and human capital
* Manage knowledge assets for value
Why Are World-Class Organizations Focused on Knowledge-Based Leadership?
With less than 20% of corporate knowledge translating into corporate assets,
a growing number of leading organizations are developing ways of leveraging
knowledge by identifying and converting individual know-how, skills and
experience into organizational resources. By creating a systematic process
to embed knowledge within an organization, they are unlocking workforce
potential and achieving vast improvements in product development, customer
satisfaction and operating efficiency. This special one-day conference
brings together the thought leaders and practitioners who are leveraging
human and intellectual capital. Through case study examples and research
findings, the presenters will provide attendees with models and systems that
all organizations can use to mange their human and intellectual assets.
For more information contact Nicole Coughlin at 617-676-0007 or by email at
linkage@tiac.com
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Nicole Coughlin
Linkage, Inc.
110 Hartwell Ave.
Lexington, MA 02173
P: 617-676-0007
email: linkage@tiac.com
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