Roundtables

About the Roundtables

The Senior Executive Roundtables are an ongoing series designed to inform and inspire senior executives who are committed to leading at the intersection of ethics, sustainability and business results.

These invitation-only events are for senior executives – Presidents, CEOs, C-level Executives, and others – who are committed to strategic, values-driven leadership. They are ‘roll-up your sleeves’ learning experiences that utilize a dynamic mix of presentation and interaction, giving you and your senior team a new perspective on the leadership and direction of your company.

For more information contact Amber Johnson at 312.316.0680, or by email at amberjohnson@ben.edu.

Registration

Registration is not currently available. Return here for updates on future events.

Bring Your Leadership Team

The CVDL’s Roundtables are specifically designed to accommodate leadership teams. By bringing your senior team, your organization will:

• Gain access to top name thinkers and authors at a fraction of the cost of hosting the speaker on your own;
• Start conversations and spark innovation organization-wide;
• Quickly identify transferable concepts and leave the Roundtable with action steps in place;
• Meet and exchange ideas with executives from other companies while still having time for deep-diving into valuable conversations with your team;
• Save money over purchasing individual seats to the Roundtable.

Unable to bring a team? No problem. The CVDL will place you at a table of your peers, ensuring exceptional networking opportunities and vibrant conversation in a hands-on learning environment.

The Center for Values-Driven Leadership brings the world’s leading experts together with top executives to create a dynamic, hands-on learning experience. Previous speakers at the Senior Executive Roundtables include:

• Jim Kouzes, bestselling author of “Credibility,” with guest panelists Maureen Beal, CEO of National Vanlines; Mike Birck, chairman of Tellabs; and Bill Pollard, former CEO of ServiceMaster
• Bob Johansen, distinguished fellow at the Institute for the Future, and David Small, VP of global learning for McDonald’s Corporation
• Stu Hart, SC Johnson Chair for Sustainable Global Enterprise at Cornell University and founder of Enterprise for a Sustainable World, with Julie Brautigam, director of sustainability, ethics and compliance at Baxter International

Roundtable Participants*

CEOs and other senior leaders from the following organizations have participated in previous Roundtables:

• Accenture
• Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital
• Baxter International
• Benedictine University
• Bison Gear & Engineering
• Elkay Manufacturing
• Equity Group Investments LLC
• EW Scripps Company
• Fairwyn Investments
• First Alert – former event sponsor
• Forsythe Technology, Inc.
• Integrated Project Management
• Interface
• Italian Trade Commission
• Jarden Branded Consumables
• Jones Lang LaSalle – former event sponsor
• JKB Capital
• John B Sanfilippo & Son

• Magnetrol – former event sponsor
• McDonald's Corporation
• Molex Inc.
• National Van Lines
• NES Rentals Holdings, INC
• Performance Trust Investment Advisers, LLC
• Pritzker Realty Group
• RBS Citizens, NA
• Spray Systems
• Tata Services
• Tellabs
• Texas Health Resources
• The Financial Group
• Tru Vue, Inc.
• US Cellular
• USG
• Vaya Group

For additional information about previous events, click here.

*Mention in this list does not guarantee attendance at future events.

SENIOR EXECUTIVE ROUNDTABLES

Senior Executive Roundtables are part of an ongoing series designed to inform and inspire senior executives who are committed to leading at the intersection of ethics, sustainability and business results.

Mark your calendar now for these future events:

• March 16, 2012
  Leading in the Global Economy: China
• June 8, 2012
  Leading Strategic Change
• November 9, 2012
  Aligning Corporate Responsibility with Core Business Strategies

Sponsorship opportunities and group discounts are available for these events. Learn more by contacting Amber Johnson at amberjohnson@ben.edu or 312.316.0680.