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Bolz Center Collegium 2018: 50 Years of Artful Leadership
The Bolz Center for Arts Administration is this country's premier MBA program with a specialized educational focus that links arts and business practice. Every other year during the Fall Semester, we invite our alumni, guest presenters, practitioners, and students from across the country to the Bolz Center Collegium for continued learning on current topics and trends in and outside of the arts and nonprofit sectors. In recent years, we have noticed a trend toward a Bolz education that leads our graduates and friends into business, nonprofit and education positions outside of the traditional arts. We are excited by this development and therefore, are endeavoring to program Collegium topics that span a broad spectrum of interest and connection to our alumni and friends, regardless of their involvement in the arts. It is this philosophy and approach that leads us to announce our exciting and timely Collegium topic for this year:
Bolz Center Collegium 2018: 50 Years of Artful Leadership
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL COLLEGIUM DETAILS: https://www.bolz50.org/
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13
5:30PM-7:30PM: Kickoff reception at Alumni Park
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14
9:00AM-10:30AM: Welcome, Keynote, Panel: What Is Artful Leadership?
Victoria Hutter, Assistant Director, Public Affairs, National Endowment for the Arts
George Tzougros, Executive Director, Wisconsin Arts Board
Katie Harrell, Associate Director of Talent Management, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Jennifer McFarland, Associate Vice President of Development and Managing Director, Office of Gift Planning, University of Wisconsin Foundation
Wendy Thomas, Executive Director, Leadership Tulsa
10:45AM-12:00PM: Board Leadership Workshop, Part I
Sherry Wagner-Henry, Center Director, Bolz Center for Arts Administration
Dennis Johnson, Founder & Managing Partner, Sort Sol Group
12:00PM-1:30PM: Lunch and Optional Tours of Wisconsin School of Business
1:30PM-3:00PM: Board Leadership Workshop, Part II
Sherry Wagner-Henry, Center Director, Bolz Center for Arts Administration
Dennis Johnson, Certified Governance Trainer, BoardSource
Sponsored by a Higher Education Grant from the Procter and Gamble (P&G) Fund
In this 3-hour training series, broken up into working groups for 90 minutes before and after lunch, we will help you explore the myriad ways organizations and their boards can be more strategic in their work, more welcoming of partners and new directors, and more inclusive and representative of the communities they serve. The goals or learning outcomes of this workshop include being able to:
Articulate the need for a governance committee in supporting and strengthening overall board performance and recruitment
Cultivate an appreciation for the role that diversity and inclusion play in strategic board recruitment
Demonstrate a working knowledge of the critical steps in the process of finding, recruiting, and engaging board members
Understand how to engage new potential board members in a way that sets them up for successful board service that meets both the organizations and the board members needs and expectations
3:15PM-4:30PM: 50 Years of Artful Leadership Panel: How the Training of Leadership Has Evolved Over Time
Jack Nevin, Emeritus Professor, Wisconsin School of Business
Kathy Southern, Founding President and CEO, National Children's Museum (retired)
Andrew Taylor, Associate Professor of Arts Management, American University
Sherry Wagner-Henry, Center Director, Bolz Center for Arts Administration
5:00PM-7:00PM: Reception at Memorial Union, World Music Festival
Music and dance from unique and unexpected parts of the world. This festival is a celebration of cultures and takes place on the famous Memorial Union Terrace.
6:00PM-9:00PM: Dinner and Programming at the Pyle Center
Join our distinguished guests for a look back at the Bolz Centers fifty years of impact, and a peek into the future. Featuring music, an incredible view of Lake Mendota, and a delicious dinner.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15
9:30AM-12:00pm: Family friendly brunch at Overture Center for the Arts
This is the perfect chance for a mini-class reunion, or for a quick stop as you enjoy a football Saturday on State Street. Come and go as you wish! Kid friendly.
Check out these links to nearby Saturday morning activities:
Dane County Farmer's Market
Overture Center's Kids in the Rotunda Program
State Street
(optional) 2:30PM
UW Madison Football Game vs BYU at Camp Randall Stadium
Tickets must be purchased through the UW Athletic Ticket Office.
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LocationWisconsin School of Business (View)
975 University Avenue
Madison, WI 53706
United States
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