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11th Annual CEO Leadership School
Management Tips from Mother Teresa
SUNDAY, October 2, 2011
8:30 am to 1 pm
Mandalay Bay AB
Mother Teresa built one of the world’s largest organizations. She started
the Missionaries of Charity in 1948 with 13 sisters and a sense of vision. Today
her order has operations in 123 countries, over one million team members, and one
of the world’s most recognized brands. It has raised and deployed billions
of dollars, a kind of return on investment that most companies can only dream of
achieving.
How did a nun with no formal business training create such a powerful fundraising
machine? The answer is that Mother Teresa had all the qualities of a great manager:
grit, determination, and the ability to get the odds to work in her favor. Like
all great managers, she knew how to multitask and she was able to get others to
adopt her vision. Some of them are here with us to share their memories of Mother
Teresa. They’ll tell you what made her a great management guru who worked
for the common good. CEO Leadership School welcomes the leaders of today and tomorrow.
* Separate registration required – continental breakfast and luncheon
included in registration costs.
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Val J. Halamandaris, JD
President, NAHC
Moderator |
Glenn Kielty
Founder, Technico
Development & Financing
Glenn Kielty is a builder and engineer based in Africa and England who
constructed 50 schools, missions or clinics for Mother Teresa and the
Missionaries of Charity. Glenn was one of the persons closest to Mother
Teresa. |
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Coach Dale Brown
CEO, Dale Brown Enterprises and Coach Dale Brown Foundation
Coach Dale Brown is a management expert who was one of
the most successful college basketball coaches in the United States. During
his years at LSU, he discovered Shaquille O’Neal and won the National
Championship. He also traveled to Calcutta and volunteered to work with
Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity. |
Lawrence Kline, DO
Director, Scripps Clinic Sleep Center
Dr. Kline was Mother Teresa’s physician. He has been on the staff
of Scripps Clinic Torrey Pines, located in La Jolla, California, since
1978. He is an expert on breathing disorders, and is the director of Scripps
Clinic Sleep Center. |
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Michael Collopy
Founder and photgrapher for ArchitectsofPeaceFoundation.org
Michael Collopy has served as a communications strategist and policy
aide in congressional and presidential campaigns. In his capacity as
senior assistant to such national figures as Senator John Glenn and New
York Governor Hugh Carey, he learned firsthand the perils of political
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Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI)
Debbie Stabenow made history in 2000 when she became the first female senator
from Michigan. Throughout her career, she has made access to health care
a priority, and she made sure that the Affordable Care Act included comprehensive
coverage for women. NAHC has named her a “Home Health Hero” for
her efforts to fill the gaps in long-term care. |
Separate Registration Required – Continental
Breakfast and Luncheon included in registration costs. |
