Leading Through Lessons of Experience
2002 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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- Federal Judicial Center
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Federal Judicial Center ava21099vnb2.2 -- 4325-V/02 \(2002\) Leading Through Lessons of Experience March 7, 2002. A panel of senior court leaders shows how they have turned their experiences into stories that convey organizational priorities and values, effective work behaviors, and lessons learned. Participants will learn and practice a process for developing and delivering effective stories. The panel members are Chief Bankruptcy Judge J. Rich Leonard \(Bankr. E.D. N.C.\); Brenda Argoe, U.S. bankruptcy clerk \(D. S.C.\); Terry Deppner, chief deputy \(S.D. W. Va.\); and Oscar J. Stephenson, Jr., chief U.S. probation officer \(N.D. Ala.\).