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CARNEGIE NEW LEADERS (AGE 40 AND UNDER)
Upcoming Events
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Tibi Galis,
Kyle C. Matthews
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06/12/12
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Tibi Galis, executive director of the Auschwitz Institute for Peace and Reconciliation, discusses the question "What does it mean to prevent genocide?" and the distinction he sees between genocide prevention and military intervention policies. (Carnegie New Leaders Program)
Past Events
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Zoe Chace,
Caitlin Kenney,
Joseph Amann
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04/24/12
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NPR's Planet Money team employs relatable story-telling techniques to analyze complex financial issues. In this multimedia presentation, reporter Zoe Chace and producer Caitlin Kenney will put the European debt crisis in context and talk about their on-the-ground reporting of its financial, political and ethical implications. (Carnegie New Leaders Program)
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Brian Michael Till
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01/18/12
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Author Brian Michael Till discusses the insights for ethical leadership he discovered while writing "Conversations with Power." (Carnegie New Leaders Program)
Come celebrate the holiday season with other Carnegie New Leaders! (Carnegie New Leaders Program)
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Colonel Michael J. Gould (Commander, U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Hamilton),
Commander Erin A. McAvoy (U.S. Navy),
Captain Albert Vallejos (Southwest Outreach Officer, West Point),
Colonel German J. Velez (U.S. ret.)
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11/12/11
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This second CNL event with Fort Hamilton will focus on young leaders as a strategic asset and provide for a unique platform to discuss leadership questions and national security with senior military officials as well as young officers with battlefield experience. (Carnegie New Leaders Program)
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Barbara Crossette
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11/02/11
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Please join us for a look at how international reporting has changed dramatically over a few decades: new dangers, new competitors, and new ethical and professional challenges. (Carnegie New Leaders Program)
In commemorating the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy, Sam Speedie examines the public-sector response and how it can obstruct high-quality leadership in public service. (Carnegie New Leaders Program)
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Caleb McClennen,
David Salpeter,
Zarinés Negrón
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11/18/10
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Today, it is a basic principle for businesses, NGOs, and governments to expand their impact by collaborating. Unfortunately, the leadership skills needed to successfully navigate between all three types of organizations are rarely developed and even more rarely defined. This interactive discussion will identify and address these skills gaps.
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Christine Bader,
Jeffrey Hittner
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09/13/10
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In light of financial reform and the BP oil spill, Christine Bader will lead the Carnegie New Leaders in an interactive discussion of corporate social responsibility. This event is part of the Council's second annual SEPTEMBER SUSTAINABILITY MONTH.
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