Videos

November 2007
The McGraw Hill Building
1221 Avenue of the Americas
James H. McGraw Hall
New York, NY

Professor Noel Tichy, in association with McGraw Hill, gathered Madison Square Boys & Girls Club members together with business executives from the New York City area for an evening of dialogue about making tough judgment calls.  Watch the following video clips from the evening event.

Clip 1: Preparation Meeting:
Madison Square BGC Students with NYC Principals

 

Clip 2: John Byrne, Executive Editor, Business Week

 

Clip 3: Noel Tichy, Frames the Event

 

Clip 4: Boys and Girls Club, Students in the Workshop

 

Clip 5: Bob Knowling, CEO and Former Header of NYC Principal's Leadership Academy

 

 

 

 

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Noel Tichy moderates a conversation on Presidential Competencies and Capacity
Recorded May 12, 2008

The Leadership and the Next Presidency event was sponsored by the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard Kennedy School and The Ken Blanchard Companies

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Noel Tichy on Leaders as Teachers
Recorded June 11th, 2003

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Developing managers into leaders at all levels is the key to sustained success of any organization. The winning organizations will possess a "virtuous teaching cycle" where everyone teaches and everyone learns in order to provide the ideas, energy and the edge needed to make the right decisions. This session will draw upon Noel Tichy's 25 years of research and real world application of leadership development at such organizations as GE, Ford, Shell, Cisco and others. In his latest book, The Cycle of Leadership, Tichy shares the building blocks necessary to help leaders to become teachers and organizations to become teaching organizations.

You will learn:

  • How to develop yourself as a leader and teacher
  • How organizations can develop a Virtuous Teaching Cycle
  • How to create interaction that generates knowledge and maximizes people's skills and talents

From Linkage's Satellite/Distance Learning 2003 Management & Leadership Series