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MIT Club of Northern California
Entrepreneurship Series
The Charismatic and Collaborative Engineer
Jean Hollands
CEO, Growth & Leadership Center
November 6, 1997
Jean Hollands, renowned management coach and corporate team builder for
dozens of the leading Silicon Valley companies, will share her insights on
what it takes to be a successful high-tech entrepreneur in the '90s. Jean is the
author of three books -- "The Silicon Syndrome: How to Survive a High
Tech Relationship", "Optimistic Organizations: How to Get, Grow, and
Keep Positive Power in Your Company", and "Red Ink Behavior". She is
founder and CEO of Growth & Leadership Center. Her topics are the
drama of human interaction, conflict, team-building and leadership. With the
combination of 17 years as a corporate executive coach and the field of
personnel psychology, she quickly dips into the interpersonal dynamics of
leadership. She serves many non-profit and commercial boards.
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The strength of your technology portfolio is necessary but not sufficient to
ensure the success of your high-tech venture. Why will one start-up excel
while another fails when they are both pursuing the same market, and similar
technologies? It often comes down to how effective the founders sell their
vision - to potential investors, potential employees, and potential customers.
It takes dynamic, creative, and charismatic leadership to distance your
competition and win a place in the market. There is a difference between a
guru and an evangelist - and most high-tech entrepreneurs have to be a little
of both.
Join us for an evening with Jean Hollands, who will address the topic of
entrepreneurial effectiveness with her presentation of "The Charismatic and
Collaborative Engineer". Jean will share with us what it takes to sell the
vision, and what it takes to build strong effective teams and a positive
corporate culture -- especially within rapid growth environments constrained
by limited resources.
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Updated November 11th, 1997
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