LEAD6: Six Roles of a Leader

LEAD6 is a monthly leadership forum (for MPP and Chairs) at Chico State which focuses on the six roles of a leader:

• Structuring Work
• Managing Talent
• Inspiring Performance
• Building Teams
• Using and Sharing Information
• Facilitating Change

During our meetings, we provide networking opportunities, action-based learning, and training in support of holding ourselves accountable to high standards of professionalism.

• Using and Sharing Information
  • Includes "managing" topics such as: oral and written communication, conveying credibility, and managing financial information
  • Using and Sharing Information 2022-23 Slides (PDF)
  • Using and Sharing Information Activity 2022-23 (PDF)
  • Using and Sharing Information 2021-22 Slides (PDF)
  • Using and Sharing Information 2019-20 Slides (PDF)

• Managing Talent
  • Includes "managing" topics such as: hiring great talent, developing employees, and inclusion
  • Managing Talent 2022-23 Slides (PDF)
  • Managing Talent 2020-21 Slides (PDF)
  • Managing Talent 2019-20 Slides (PDF)

• Inspiring Performance
  • Includes "managing" topics such as: ensuring clear goals, managing progress, rewards, goal alignment
  • Inspiring Performance 2022-23 Slides (PDF)
  • Inspiring Performance Activity 2022-23 (PDF)
  • Inspiring Performance 2021-22 Slides (PDF)
  • Inspiring Performance 2019-20 Slides (PDF)

• Building a Team
  • Includes "leading" topics such as: being a good team player and maintaining good relations
  • Building a Team 2021-22 Slides (PDF)
  • Building a Team 2019-20 Slides (PDF)

• Facilitating Change
  • Includes "leading" topics such as: keeping employees focused on today’s task, preparing employees for tomorrow, process improvement, and change management
  • Facilitating Change 2021-22 Slides (PDF)
  • Facilitating Change 2019-20 Slides (PDF) and handout (PDF)

• Structuring Work
  • Includes "leading" topics such as: empowerment, job design, structuring work, and delegation
  • Structuring Work 2021-22 Slides (PDF)

• Read the "Hittin' Em Where They Aren't" handout (PDF).
• Contact Beverly Gentry to learn more about the upcoming sessions and sign up to participate.