The Role of Social Media and New Technologies in Accelerating Development of Emerging Leaders

The Role of Social Media and New Technologies in Accelerating Development of Emerging Leaders

Ronald J. Alsop, Crain Communications – Moderator
Susan Rusconi, Head of Leadership Development, Adobe Systems, Inc.
John Bernard, Mass Ingenuity
Future Leaders Conference, 9/14-15/2011, presented by TheConferenceBoard.org

 

  • Using social media as a learning tool INSIDE the company is fast becoming a necessity – if it isn’t already. #tcbfuture
  • Social Media defined: Taking the conversations that people were having privately, and allowing them to have them more publicly. #tcbfuture
  • Social Media is about an Open Culture. #tcbfuture
  • Example of using social media for leadership development: My@LeadershipHaiku tweets. twitter.com/LeadershipHaiku #tcbfuture
  • Emerging Leaders likely do not need INCENTIVES to use Social Media. It’s ALREADY part of who they BE. #tcbfuture
  • Social Media has the ability to keep knowledge management IN-HOUSE even AFTER employees leave via its RSS stream, etc. #tcbfuture
  • Social Media = COLLECTIVE wisdom #tcbfuture

Fun moment » John Bernard was showing attendees his TweetDeck on the big screen just as I tweeted: @JohnMBernard showing his TweetDeck! #tcbfuture » I mean I KNOW that Twitter goes out to the entire WORLD, but it surprised me to see that, in that moment, that also included the very room I was tweeting from!
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Disclosure: I was invited (and comped) by The Conference Board to attend this conference. But no editorial constraints were imposed upon me. To their credit, The Conference Board gave me complete and total control over whatever content and comments I felt appropriate to publish, without limitation, and without prior approval.

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