Delve into how values, ideals and ethics shape business in this collaborative, two hour workshop. We’ll identify values in well-known organizations and ourselves, then examine leadership practices that exemplify what matters.

The workshop will begin with an examination of well-known companies. Then the participants will, through a series of exercises, identify their values and define them. Small group discussions will help participants see their blind spots and reflect, so that later we can operationalize those values into leadership practices. We’ll close with the importance of reflection and attention to the possibility of values drifting in undesirable directions.

Ticket price will cover materials and refreshments

Instructor Information:

Maria Alejandra Quijada, is a professor of management and leadership. She teaches classes in management, leadership, diversity and women in business. She completed her Ph.D in Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Her areas of scholarly expertiseinclude organizational change, culture, issues for women in business and the scholarship of teaching and learning. Dr. Quijada holds a M.S in Engineering Economic Systems and Operations Research from Stanford University. Her work experience includes the telecommunication, lottery, and consumer product industries.

For questions email mquijada@regis.edu