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Join ILA's Board
The Board of Directors is the governing body of the ILA, comprised of a team of accomplished professionals who are responsible for and committed to ensuring the organization’s mission of “Advancing leadership knowledge and practice for a better world” is carried out. The Board has important oversight responsibilities for the financial health, growth, and sustainability of ILA. The selection of new governance leaders is essential for future accomplishments. If you are interested in being reviewed for board appointment, please consider applying by 12 March 2021. |
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Paying It Forward
Congratulations to Dr. John Hinck and Dr. Steven Davis, Winners of ILA's 2020 Most Publishable Leadership Education Paper Award sponsored by SAGE Publishing. Learn more about their award-winning paper and their decision to donate their winnings to ILA's International Student Case Competition. Interested in being considered for the 2021 Most Publishable Leadership Education Paper Award? Submit a paper to the Leadership Education stream of #ILA2021Global, Reimagining Leadership Together by 28 February 2021. |
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Global Servant Leadership
The editors of Global Servant Leadership: Wisdom, Love, and Legitimate Power in the Age of Chaos discuss the need to address some of the most significant leadership challenges of our time through the lens of global servant-leadership. The article also takes a deeper dive into the top ten characteristics of servant leadership. |
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PAUSE for Pedagogy
In this PAUSE for Pedagogy, a diverse team of eight leadership educators from higher education institutions across the U.S. describe their co-inquiry process, share reflections on their learning, and offer considerations for application in other professional contexts. As they discovered, "The 2020 dual pandemics of COVID-19 and racism challenged everyone to do things differently. For leadership educators, this meant shifts in how we teach, connect with students, understand our role in making change in our institutions and communities, and navigate our own personal change." |
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Good People Need Good Leaders
In ILA's latest blog post, Katherine Tyler Scott explores what it means to be a good person and the need for more leaders who understand what it really means to be good – leaders with integrity and empathy who can help resolve conflict rather than exploit it for their own narcissistic gains. |
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Interview With Bill Perlman
In this Grassroots Leadership and the Arts for Social Change Corner, read this engaging transcript of Corner editor Susan J. Erenrich's interview with Bill Perlman discussing his time as a guitarist with the SNCC Freedom Singers. As Susie shares, "In the early and mid-1960s, the SNCC Freedom Singers educated audiences through their lyrics about segregation in the South and the brutality committed against those who tried to dismantle the system. These men were soldiers in a domestic war. Music was their most powerful weapon." The interview also contains a link to an episode of Susie's radio show Wasn't That A Time featuring songs related to "Remembering SNCC Freedom Singers Matthew & Marshall Jones." |
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Becoming a Better Leader
“Great leaders are great learners” is often quoted but how can leaders implement this into their very hectic day? Ron Riggio has created a year-long leadership development guidebook that offers day-by-day instruction in short excerpts to provide leaders with knowledge and practical application ideas. Ron joins ILA Fellow Maureen Metcalf on her Innovating Leadership podcast to discuss his new book, Daily Leadership Development, his 2020 ILA Lifetime Achievement Award, and his views on the current state of leadership. |
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Bob Quinn to Keynote POP III
We're pleased to announce that Dr. Bob Quinn, leading scholar and author of The Economics of Higher Purpose will be keynoting the Power of Purpose III: Measuring the Economics of Purpose summit this April. At Power of Purpose III, top executives and leadership scholars will gather to develop a model for the measurement of purpose’s impact on traditional business metrics including growth, revenue and profit, engagement, customer satisfaction, and client and employee retention. Registration is now open.
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Women & Leadership Colloquium
Self-Nominations to participate in ILA's 2021 Women & Leadership Virtual Colloquium are now being taken. The deadline is 28 February. The team is seeking participants who are committed to creating new knowledge/s in the field and implementing new leadership research initiatives. Participation will be limited to 56 individuals who are committed to working within a team of seven to develop an ongoing research and publishing agenda.
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