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Creating Public Value in a Multi-Sector, Shared-Power World

What does it mean to create public value in a multi-sector, shared-power world?

We live in a world where most major public challenges require innovative contributions from governments, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and communities if challenges are to be met successfully.

How do we get the good that these sectors have to offer, while minimizing their weaknesses in such a way that public value is created and the common good is advanced?

We will explore these key cross-sector leadership questions at the Center for Integrative Leadership 3rd Biennial Conference on Leading Across Boundaries.

This year's conference is September 20th -22nd, 2012 (noon Thursday through noon Saturday) at the University of Minnesota, University Hotel.

Goals for this interactive and participatory conference are to:

• Deepen participants' shared understanding of the building blocks and sectors on which the creation of public value depends, including an understanding of strengths and weaknesses across sectors.
• Build a multidisciplinary framework to better understand the cross-boundary achievement of public value.
• Expand participants' knowledge of high quality tools to assess the achievement of public value and integrative leadership.

EARLY REGISTRATION (before August 20): $300; registration after August 20: $375

Registration includes breakfasts, lunches, and refreshments during the conference.

For hotel information, go to http://www.leadership.umn.edu/Public_Value.html..

Event Id: 186234, , 09/20/2012 - 09/22/2012, The Commons Hotel, Hotel Lobby Check-in - 615 Washington Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN,

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