The Perpetuation of Leader Development Across Generations of Leadership: What you can learn from college basketball legacies

04/14/2009 - 6:30pm

Deloitte Tower Board Room, 200 Clarendon Street, Suite 2000, (John Hancock Tower), Boston, MA 02116

umcgb at umcgb.org


Leader Development with Prof. Jeff Mott

Register at http://www.rossboston.org/article.html?aid=173&nl=16

Research in leadership has drawn distinction between leader development and leadership development. In the case of leader development the emphasis is on human capital, and developing individual knowledge, skills and abilities. Leadership development focuses on building the network relationships that create organizational value.

This presentation examines the characteristics of college basketball coaching lineages that are consistently successful in perpetuating leader development. The roles of both mentoring and social networking will be discussed in this evaluation of coaching lineages. In depth research, inclusive of 30 interviews with college basketball coaches, helped to evaluate critical success factors across generations of leadership. This research also found a relationship between the coaching lineages and success outcomes of those coaches. The presentation will also extend the characteristics of these successful mentoring networks to other professional contexts and discuss relevant applications for individuals and organizations.


February Happy Hour

The title says it all - happy hour at Cambridge Brewing Company (www.cambrew.com) on Thursday, February 19th starting at 6:30pm.

Feel free to bring a spouse, roommate, best friend, etc. Shared appetizers will be making the rounds.

posted: Feb 11, 2009

Murray Greenberg Book Event

Join us as author Murray Greenberg presents his book Passing Game: Benny Friedman and the Transformation of Football, which follows Friedman, a former Michigan quarterback, and how he brought the forward pass to prominence and forever changed the college game. We will be welcoming Mr. Greenberg at Crema Cafe in Harvard Square (27 Brattle Street, Cambridge) on Thursday February 5. The event will be located upstairs in a private seating area with free appetizers, desserts, and refreshments. Our venue is highly appropriate as its owners, Marley and Liza, are Michigan alums!

Autographed copies of the book will be available for purchase at the event.

posted: Feb 03, 2009

Michigan Basketball 2009

It's Coach Beilein's second year, so let's see what our Wolverines can do! We're scheduling Michigan Basketball game watches this season in different locations, so please check the calendar regularly for updates. Come join us, or it will be a long, cold winter. So far, we're getting together for:

Date Location Opponent Time
Sat, Jan 31 Tavern in the Square (Porter Square) Purdue 1 pm
Thu, Feb 5 Tavern in the Square (Porter Square) Penn State 7 pm
Sat, Feb 7 *pre-game* in Storrs, CT U. Conn. 3 pm
Local game watch location - The Place U. Conn. 6 pm
Tue, Feb 10 The Greatest Bar Michigan State 7 pm
Sun, Feb 15 Tavern in the Square (Porter Square) Northwestern 3 pm
Thu, Feb 19 Tavern in the Square (Porter Square) Minnesota 7 pm
Sun, Feb 22 Tavern in the Square (Porter Square) Iowa 5 pm
Thu, Feb 26 Tavern in the Square (Porter Square) Purdue 9 pm
Sun, Mar 1 Tavern in the Square (Porter Square) Wisconsin 2 pm
Sat Mar 7 The Place (Boston) Minnesota Noon
posted: Jan 28, 2009

Scholarship Campaign

First Annual 2008-2009 Scholarship Campaign!

The University of Michigan Club of Greater Boston is proud to kick-off the first annual fundraising campaign to support need-based scholarships to local students accepted to Michigan! Over the next few weeks, you may hear directly from local alumni, and we encourage you to donate to this worthy cause. Keep your eyes open for an event later this year to celebrate esteemed Michigan alumni and hear from current undergraduate scholarship recipients.

Were you a Michigan scholarship recipient and willing to share your story? Interested in donating or volunteering with the group? E-mail
BostonFundraisers at umich.edu!