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UCAA Leadership Development Seminar
各位校友会领导们，
我们收到一些电话询问关于这次leadership development活动情况，特此作进一步的说明。 这个讲座主题是我们2010执行团队精心挑选的。
我们希望给我们所有的校友会领导们提供一个学习、交流和思考的机会，同时又可以帮助校友会培养未来的领头人。
作为UCAA会员，各校友会可有两人免费参加。我们也鼓励各校友会利用这一机会引导更多的校友参与校友会活动，只需帮助UCAA负担一部分费用。 作为社团的领头人，我们都希望能很好的为社区作出奉献。我们的中美双重背景决定了我们的特殊性。在海外，我们能否很好的处理人与人、社团与社团之间的关系吗?在不同场合我们的行为、语言是否得体呢？甚至在自己的职业生涯中，我们如何更好的与人沟通吗？我们来美后经过学校的学习，在美国公司和环境里的民主熏陶，让我们对自己的修养提出了更高的要求，相信您不会错过这次学习的机会。 倪教授是CAAEN(Corporate Asian American Employee Network) leadership training program的多年讲员，有非常好的口碑。 由于名额限制，请大家尽早报名。报名请寄邮件到 ucaasignup@gmail. com，请包括您的校友会名字和参加人员姓名。 校联会2010年执行团队 朱晴，徐磊，沈卉，张伯彦 Dear Fellow Leaders, This is our first leadership development seminar for leaders of our member associations. Topic: "Communication Success and Challenges for Chinese American Leaders" Speaker: Prof Preston Ni Preston Ni is a professor, coach, trainer, and course designer in the areas of professional communication, cross-cultural understanding, interpersonal effectiveness, and organizational change. Since 1990, thousands of participants have benefited from his dynamic and powerful courses. He has worked with companies including Fortune 500 stalwarts Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Sun Microsystems, Intel, Visa, and eBay, as well as coached executives, managers, and private individuals on identifying the catalyst for igniting organizational and personal success. Prof. Ni received a Master of Science Degree in Business Administration, and is tenured faculty of the Communication Studies Department at Foothill College in Silicon Valley, California. He holds a certificate in the Management Development Program at Harvard University. Preston is the featured columnist of Asian Week's Leadership Success Series, appeared twice on the television show China Crosstalk, and has been featured on the KTSF evening news. He is the recipient of the Diversity Leadership Award in Teaching and Learning, and the inaugural recipient of the Silicon Valley Speak-Up Distinguished Speaker of the Year award. Prof. Ni is the author of How to Communicate Effectively and Handle Difficult People and Communication Success with Four Personality Types. He is also keynote speaker on the DVD program Cross-Cultural Communication: East and West, featured on the Business and Technology Network and the National Technological University Network. Time: April 3rd, 2010 11am -- 2pm Place: Fenwick's Mountain View Office (801 California St., Mountain View, California 94041) Sponsors: Xi'an Hi-tech Industries Development Zone (Xi'an HTDZ) Fenwick's Law Firm Mountain View Office Agenda: 11:00 am --11:30 am Sign in and social 11:30 am --1:00 pm Seminar 1:00 pm -- 2:00 pm lunch and social Sign up for the event: Each alumni association can have up to 2 attendees for free. We recommend the president of each association to sign up with your alumni association name and list of names of attendees. Each organization is also welcome to bring in more participants (up to 8) with a payment of $100 to UCAA. Please send your sign-up emails to ucaasignup@gmail. com before 4/1 midnight. Best Regards, UCAA 2010 executive teams: Qing Zhu, Lei Xu, Hui Shen, and Boyan Zhang Website: http://www.ucaanc. org/ Twitter: http://twitter. com/ucaanc Facebook: http://www.facebook .com/pages/ United-Chinese- Alumni-Associati ons/314519787276 LinkedIn group: http://www.linkedin .com/groups? gid=2773450 Google Buzz: http://www.google. com/profiles/ ucaanc
Together we make difference. (Unite,
Collaborate, Assist, Align
团结、合作、协助、共赢)
The United
Chinese Alumni Associations (UCAA) is a
non-profit corporation to unite alumni
of universities to serve and promote the
common interests and welfare of all alumni.
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