As today's IT managers increasingly deal with the challenges of
global competition and a changing workforce, effective management and
leadership skills are needed more than ever. To address this growing
need, the AIM Institute and its business members have collaborated to
create an annual IT Leadership Academy. The goal of the academy
organizers is to help IT managers develop and enhance their leadership skills to more fully leverage the talents
and contributions of the local IT workforce and maximize its
effectiveness. View more about the need for an IT Leadership Academy...
The Application Process Has Closed for the 2008/2009 Academy
Leadership Academy Content: The IT Leadership Academy will consist of an orientation and seven monthly day-long sessions, covering the topics displayed at the right. View a more in-depth description of the Leadership Academy Sessions...
Schedule: October 2008 – May 2009. Participants will attend monthly day-long, issues-oriented seminars. View Schedule...
Steering Committee: AIM is coordinating the program under the guidance and direction of a volunteer Steering Committee,
comprised of IT managers from small, medium, and large companies,
representing the diverse industries in the region. Kris Lappala, vice
president at First National Bank, serves as chairman. View Steering Committee...
Participants: Limited to 40 individuals who hold IT
leadership/management positions and those who are expected to hold such
positions in the future. Participants will be notified of their
acceptance into the program by Wednesday, Oct. 1.
Tuition: For Orientation and seven monthly day-long seminars, tuition is:
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Corporate Participants - Non-AIM Members |
$3,250 | |
Corporate Participants - AIM Members |
$3,000 | |
Educational and Nonprofit Participants |
$2,000 |
This fee includes all materials, Gallup's Clifton StrengthsFinder™ 2.0 assessment, refreshments (breakfast and lunch), local and national speakers, and access to unique leadership development activities and ongoing support that will lead to both substantive personal growth and a measurable impact on the sponsoring company. Participants will also receive complimentary registration to attend the AIM Institute's Fall IT Futures Forum, the Infotec Regional IT Conference, and the AIM Technology Banquet and Awards Celebration.
Application: The application process has closed for the 2008/2009 academy. View the participants selected for the 2008/2009 academy...
For more information, please contact:
Jean Munger
Manager of Organizational Development
AIM Institute
1905 Harney Street, Suite 700
Omaha, NE 68102
(402) 345-5025 Ext. 158
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