Real Leadership 2017 is the theme
of this year’s KeyBank Global Leaders Forum, presented by The University of
Toledo College of Business and Innovation (COBI). It will be held on March 23
in Savage Arena on the main campus of The University of Toledo.
The morning-long program provides
an environment for regional business leaders to talk about contemporary issues,
discuss cutting-edge leadership practices and explore trends. The event is free,
but seating is limited and registration is required.
The keynote speaker will be Gary
Pinkel, former head football coach at The University of Toledo and the
University of Missouri, and currently special consultant to the University of
Missouri and its Athletic Department.
Also presenting at the event will
be Charles Packard, President, Pacific International Capital; Cynthia Thompson,
Chair, Toledo Museum of Art Board of Directors, and former co-owner of Midwest
Stamping; Michael Anderson, Chairman,
The Andersons; and Dr. Clint Longenecker, UT Distinguished University Professor
and Director of the Center for Leadership and Organizational Excellence within
the UT College of Business and Innovation.
“The KeyBank Global Leaders Forum
provides a wonderful opportunity for area business professionals and leaders to hear from difference-making leaders
such as Gary Pinkel, Cynthia Thompson, Michael Anderson and Charles Packard” Jim
Hoffman, President of KeyBank, said. “It
is part of our vision at KeyBank to help our community, and our businesses,
thrive.”
“The University of Toledo College
of Business and Innovation is extremely pleased to again partner with KeyBank
to present another Global Leaders Forum,” noted UT COBI Dean Gary Insch. “Last year’s event was remarkable, and we are
excited to stage another one this year so that hundreds of area professionals,
as well as many UT students, will have an outstanding opportunity to learn,
network and benefit from the presentations and discussions at this unique
event. “
Longenecker said, “As leaders are
attempting to deal with the challenges of this turbulent economic environment,
this event is a great way to discover new ideas for becoming a better leader
and creating competitive advantage with people. We invite them to come, be
ready to learn and be in a better position to make 2017 a great year.”
KeyBank and COBI presented the
first Global Leaders Forum in 2008, which featured former Secretary of the U.S.
Treasury Department John Snow, and the second event in 2013. More than 600
people attended the 2016 Global Leadership Forum. Convenient parking is
available, and a continental breakfast will be served. To register for this
free forum, go to utoledo.edu/business/keybankforum.
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