BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Come join us next Friday\, July 28th at noon   at the Doubletr ee by Hilton\, 1775 Cheyenne Mountain Blvd.\, Colorado Springs.     We are asking members and guests to RSVP so that we can let the venue know ho w many will be attending.  This is part of our contract.  The meeting co st is $30 which you can pay at the door or use the link on our website.  If you are invoiced for meeting dues\, then you don't pay at the door.   Also if you have prepaid all the meals of the quarter\, you don't have t o rsvp for yourself but if you are bringing a guest\, rsvp for the guest.   Also make sure to let me know via a separate email or phone call if you r guest needs a special meal. Please RSVP by Monday at 5pm.         Robert Ginnett Ph.D. The Dark Side of Teams   About Dr. Ginnett's program Hopefully\, most everyone has had a great team experience somewhere in th eir life.  Almost assuredly\, and unfortunately\, everyone has had a very bad team experience.  In this presentation\, we will look at some really great teams\, some really badly performing teams\, and we will wrap up by peeking behind the curtain at a couple of things about teams that are\, f or the most part\, completely unknown to most people. BIO Dr. Robert Ginne tt is an internationally recognized expert in the leadership of high-perfo rmance teams and organizations.  He has worked with hundreds of for-profi t organizations as well as the United States Army\, Navy and Air Force and the DIA and CIA.  Prior to working independently\, Robert was a Senior F ellow at the Center for Creative Leadership\, and a tenured professor at t he United States Air Force Academy where he also served as the Director of Leadership and Counseling.  Additionally\, he served in numerous line an d staff positions in the military including leadership of an 875-man comba t force and covert operations teams in the Vietnam War.  He spent over te n years working as a researcher for NASA focusing his work at the Kennedy Space Center in the post-Challenger period and is currently on the facult y of the Gettysburg Leadership Experience.  Robert is an organizational p sychologist whose education includes a Ph.D. from Yale University.  He ha s written numerous articles and chapters and is co-author of the best-sell ing undergraduate textbook\, Leadership: Enhancing the Lessons of Experie nce\, now in its 10th edition. Additional Background Senior Fellow Emeri tus at the Center for Creative Leadership Tenured professor and Director o f Leadership and Counseling at the US Air Force Academy Served in numerous line and staff positions in the military. including leadership of an 875- man combat force and covert operations teams in the Vietnam War Spent more than 10 years working as a researcher for NASA in aircraft cockpits and a t the Kennedy Space Center Holds two master's degrees and a PhD from Yale University Author of numerous articles and book chapters and co-author of the best-selling undergraduate textbook\, Leadership: Enhancing the Lesson s of Experience\, now in its 10th edition Volunteers as a Red Cross volunt eer for disaster relief Serves as a pro bono leadership consultant for his local Fire and Police Departments   DTEND:20230728T193000Z DTSTAMP:20261001T045435Z DTSTART:20230728T174500Z LOCATION:The Doubletree by Hilton SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:July 28th Meeting - Speaker Robert Ginnett Ph. D UID:7adee0f9-c3bd-42ed-885f-4a69014e7715 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Come join us next Friday\, July 28th at noon

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at the Doubletree by Hilton\,

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1775 Cheyenne Mou ntain Blvd.\, \ ;Colorado Springs.

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We are asking members and guests to RSVP so that we can let the venue know how many will be att ending. \; This is part of our contract. \; The meeting cost is $3 0 which you can pay at the door \;or use the link on our website.  \; If you are invoiced for meeting dues\, then you don'\;t pay at the d oor. \; \;Also if you have prepaid all the meals of the qu arter\, you don'\;t have to rsvp for yourself but if you are bringing a guest\, rsvp for the guest. \; Also make sure to let me kn ow via a separate email or phone call if your guest needs a special meal.& nbsp\;Please RSVP b y Monday at 5pm.

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Robert Ginnett Ph.D.
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About Dr. Ginnett'\;s program

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Hopefull y\, most everyone has had a great team experience somewhere in their life.  \; Almost assuredly\, and unfortunately\, everyone has had a very bad team experience. \; In this presentation\, we will look at some reall y great teams\, some really badly performing teams\, and we will wrap up b y peeking behind the curtain at a couple of things about teams that are\, for the most part\, completely unknown to most people.

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BIO
\nDr. R obert Ginnett is an internationally recognized expert in the leadership of high-performance teams and organizations. \; He has worked with hundr eds of for-profit organizations as well as the United States Army\, Navy a nd Air Force and the DIA and CIA. \; Prior to working independently\, Robert was a Senior Fellow at the Center for Creative Leadership\, and a t enured professor at the United States Air Force Academy where he also serv ed as the Director of Leadership and Counseling. \; Additionally\, he served in numerous line and staff positions in the military including lead ership of an 875-man combat force and covert operations teams in the Vietn am War.  \;He spent over ten years working as a researcher for NASA fo cusing his work at the Kennedy Space Center in the post-Challenger \;period and is currently on the fa culty of the Gettysburg Leadership Experience. \; Robert is an organiz ational psychologist whose education includes a Ph.D. from Yale University . \; He has written numerous articles and chapters and is co-author of the best-selling undergraduate textbook\, \;Leadership: Enhancing the Less ons of Experience\, \;now in its 10th \;edition.

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  • Senior Fell ow Emeritus at the Center for Creative Leadership
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  • Tenured professor and Director of L eadership and Counseling at the US Air Force Academy
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  • Served in numerous line and staf f positions in the military. including leadership of an 875-man combat for ce and covert operations teams in the Vietnam War
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  • Spent more than 10 years working as a researcher for NASA in aircraft cockpits and at the Kennedy Space Cente r
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  • Holds two master'\;s degrees and a PhD from Yale University
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