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Leadership
How to Become a Leader for Life
This Soundview Live webinar serves as an integrated coaching experience that intends to help everyone from CEOs to emerging leaders understand how to harness their authentic, value-creating influence and elevate their impact as individuals, in teams, and in organizations.
Kevin Cashman demonstrates that his trademark "whole-person" approach – we lead by virtue of who we are – is essential to sustained success in today’s talent-starved marketplace and provides a measurable return on investment.
About the Speaker
Kevin Cashman
Kevin is a best-selling author, top-ten thought leader, world-class speaker, global CEO coach and pioneer of the “grow the whole person to grow the whole leader” approach to integrated leadership development. He is the founder of the Chief Executive Institute®, referred to as the “Mayo Clinic” of executive development by Fast Company magazine. He also founded LeaderSource, recognized as one of the top three leadership development programs globally. In 2006, LeaderSource joined Korn/Ferry International, where Kevin is now Senior Partner, CEO and Executive Development.
Kevin has advised thousands of senior executives and senior teams in more than 60 countries worldwide. He is an accomplished thought leader on topics of personal, team and organizational transformation. He has written six books including Awakening the Leader Within and Leadership from the Inside Out, named the #1 best-selling business book of 2000 by CEO-READ and is now used at over 100 universities globally. His latest book, The Pause Principle: Step Back to Lead Forward, was published in October, 2012 by Berrett Koehler.
Mr. Cashman holds a degree in psychology from St. John’s University and is an adjunct professor for the University of Minnesota Executive Education program. He is a senior fellow in the Caux Round Table, a global consortium of CEOs dedicated to enhancing principle-based leadership internationally, and a board member for the University of St. Thomas’ Center for Ethical Business Cultures fostering ethical leadership in corporations.