The Meta-Leadership Summit for Preparedness is a dynamic curriculum designed by Harvard University faculty and tailored to the challenges business, government and nonprofit leaders face.

The Meta-Leadership Summit for Preparedness initiative is supported by a generous grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Summit Highlights

Orientation/Networking Reception

A critical element of practicing meta-leadership is knowing with whom to coordinate when a disaster strikes. The Orientation and Networking Reception provides an overview of the Meta-Leadership Summit and connects you with leaders from other organizations and sectors to begin to explore partnerships that could help strengthen organizational and community preparedness. The Orientation and Reception takes place the evening prior to the summit.

Summit Format

The Meta-Leadership Summit for Preparedness is a one-day event.

• Core Concepts of Meta-Leadership

  Learn the challenges leaders face when working through a crisis.

• The Five Dimensions of Meta-Leadership
  Discover the five dimensions of meta-leadership and how to put them into practice. Explore how to confront your fears and lead yourself and others out of the emotional “basement.”
• Building the Meta-Leadership Network
  Move to sector-specific groups to discuss the possible gaps in your communities' emergency preparedness, what your sector needs to improve its preparedness, and what you can contribute to promote an effective, comprehensive response and recovery. Then you will combine your findings with those of other sectors for a robust session of making connections, maximizing existing resources and planning next steps for you community.

Attendees

The Meta-Leadership Summit for Preparedness is designed for high-level decision makers in business, government and nonprofit organizations. The event is by invitation only and is limited to 200 participants.

Benefits of Attending

Curriculum and Objectives

Summit-at-a-Glance

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