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SOUTHWEST LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
FOR LOCAL & STATE GOVERNMENT
"The program provides a great
environment for learning networking and reflection!"
AzCAP kicks off the new century (and ninth year) for Southwest
Leadership with a brightly-colored new brochure and the return of the
most highly-rated faculty. Philosopher Lou Marinoff will lead a
full session of "Philosophy as a Problem Solving Tool." Frank Benest, now Palo
Alto city manager, and Donald Coyhis, White Bison executive, both introduced
in 1999, will also return. We welcome back Jan Brinson's "Creative
Decision Making" after a one-year absence; she will join longtime favorites
David Landis, the Glasers Lou Weschler and Carl Neu in providing top
notch leadership development for government leaders in the Southwest.
"It offers a tremendously practical, stimulating
opportunity and invitation to change oneself and
ones work environment."
Registration is well under way for 2000's program Module I in
Tucson August 23, 24 and 25, and Module II in Phoenix, November 29,
30 and December 1. Both modules are nearly full, so do not hesitate
to reserve your place in the program. Please call AzCAP at
(520) 621-2045 or email Carol Whittaker carolw@u.arizona.edu
if you need additional registration materials.
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| 1999 SPONSORS |
| Arizona Public Service Company |
| Arizona Building Officials |
| Cox Communications |
| Peacock, Hislop, Staley & Given |
| Southwest Gas |
| Touchstone Energy |
| University of Arizona |
| University Termite & Pest Control |
| W.K. Kellogg Foundation |
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AzCAP in its first official function of the crew millennium, held the
second annual Southwest Leadership Alumni Program January 6 - 7 in Tempe.
Sponsored by APS, the program featured a graduation banquet and a keynote
presentation by Timothy Gallwey on "The Inner Game of Governance." Gallwey
presented his Inner Game training principles developed work a tennis coach
in the 1970s that he now successfully applies to Fortune 500 companies.
He also showed a tape of the 60 Minutes segment teaching a rank beginner
to play tennis successfully in 20 minutes - the inner game way. Participants
received the Gallwey Inner Game book of their choice: on Tennis, Golf,
Skiing, Music, or Work.