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WEBINAR: From Expression to Impact: The Uses of Arts-Based Experiential Learning in Leadership and P

Date and Time

Thursday, February 10, 2022, 11:00 AM until 12:30 PM

Location

Online - Additional information will be provided after registration.
TX  
USA

Event Contact(s)

Tyra Bremer
7137034137 (p)

Category

Webinar

Registration Info

Registration is required
Payment In Full In Advance Only

About this event


From Expression to Impact: The Uses of Arts-Based Experiential Learning in Leadership and Personal Coaching

presented by Fred Mandell, PhD

 
Fred Mandell uniquely combines his experience as a senior executive in a Fortune 100 company with that of a nationally collected visual artist and sculptor to help leaders, organizations and businesses challenge convention and achieve breakthrough performance. During his 21-year career as a senior executive at American Express Financial Advisors, Fred built leading marketing and sales businesses and ran a multi-billion-dollar investment company. He was responsible for introducing, testing and scaling an innovative, fee-based financial planning business model which transformed AEFA into the market leader.

In 2019 Fred founded, with Harvey Seifter, Creating Futures That Work (CFTW) a training and consulting firm that draws on the resonant power of arts-based experiential learning to help leaders globally create futures that matter. CFTW works with corporate clients in the areas of leadership, innovation, collaboration and organizational culture. Fred has taught the number one rated leadership program at MIT Sloan School of Management SIP Series called The Leader as Artist since 2013. He is also the co-author, with Kathleen Jordan, of Becoming a Life Change Artist: 7 Creative Skills to Reinvent Your Life at Any Stage.

As an artist Fred’s sculptures, paintings and drawings are in private and corporate collections. Most recently his bronze self-portrait has been commissioned for the international conference on “The Self/Le Soi” co-sponsored by the University of Chicago and the Sorbonne.

Fred holds a Ph.D. in history from the University of Chicago and an Ed.M. in psychology from Boston University. 


Webinar Description:

Recent research has proven the power of the arts to impact leadership development, promote collaboration, ignite innovation and provide tools for navigating personal, professional and organizational change. In this program Fred will share the science, research and theory supporting arts-based experiential learning. He will bring program participants through actual arts-based experiential exercises. And he will present actual use cases to demonstrate how arts-based experiential learning in action can impact leaders their teams and individuals making personal transitions. We will examine two actual use cases as a way to demonstrate the what, how and outcomes of selective coaching relationships. One use case will focus on leadership development within a Fortune 500 company and the other will focus on a personal transition journey. 

Please have the following items available during the presentation: Five pieces of blank paper, a pencil and an eraser.

  
Webinar Outcomes:

Participants will walk away with: 
  • An understanding of the theory and science behind ABEL
  • Practical examples of arts-based experiential exercises immediately implementable by participants
  • Research based data which demonstrates the impact of ABEL on individuals and teams
  • An introduction to a breakthrough method for measuring impact of training on learners


CCEUs for this Webinar:  1.0 Core Competency andc 0.5 Resource Development Credits