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Wednesday
Nov192008

Ralph Kerle appointed chairman of AGSM roundtable

AGSM Executive Programs, Australia's leading business school, has appointed Ralph Kerle as Chair of their inaugural Roundtable initiative on Leadership, Creativity and Innovation.

Building on the research Ralph has produced on 'Is Australian management creative and innovative?' the Roundtable, scheduled for February 2009, will draw together leaders from Australian business, education, enterprise and government with the express purpose of exploring and scoping the future needs for executive management and development nationally in the area of leadership, creativity and innovation.

 

For additional information, pease contact Grant Crossley via gc@thecreativeleadershipforum.com

Reader Comments (5)

Congratulations on this breakthrough. And greetings from John Wolpert whom I caught up with again at Business Innovation factory in Providence, RI three weeks ago.
November 20, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterAnnalie Killian
Thanks kindly, Annalie.
November 20, 2008 | Registered CommenterRalph Kerle
Good news, Ralph a credit to your ongoing efforts. Cheers, Sharon
November 20, 2008 | Unregistered Commentersharon
Ralph...

Congratulations. The AGSM is one of my old schools (6 weeks residential in mid-80s) so it is good to see them working with you, and in this area at an important time. Shows real promise that they are calling on someone who knows what he's doing. Let me know if you need any support, always glad to help.

Bill
November 22, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterBill Jarrard
Hi Ralph, just finally caught up with myself and have now read the newsletter. This is a great piece of news and incredibly well done, i'm a strong believer in doing what you love, what you are passionate about and it has clearly paid off. I like the fact that creative leadership is so clearly on the education agenda these days. I hope it all goes well.

Jemma
November 26, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterJemma Fastnedge

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