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THE PREMIER EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR BUSINESS ... IN OUR 23rd YEAR
Since 1987, The Masters Forum® has been bringing you the best know-how available anywhere to help you and your organization prosper. We hire the best business thinkers, addressing the most timely topics, and bring them here to the Twin Cities. We divide the series into individual half-day sessions distributed throughout the year, so you have time to absorb and apply the best of each speaker's ideas.
"The Masters Forum is nothing less than the best program of its kind in the world."
-Don Tapscott, bestselling author on the new economy
"One of the best programs anywhere."
-James Collins, bestselling author of Good to Great
2010 Program Announced
Click here for details
Download the 2010 Program Brochure
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Next Session - Fall Semester Kick-Off
September 14, 2010
Lynne Lancaster and Seth Mattison
 When Generations Collide: Who They Are. Why They Clash.
Whether you're striving to recruit and retain four generations of workers, win the coming war for talent, or attract multiple generations of customers, you must know how to recognize and bridge generation gaps.
Lynne Lancaster and Seth Mattison will show the way.
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See New Now Chosen for Henry Mintzberg's Coaching Ourselves Program
Henry Mintzberg, the world's foremost business scholar, has chosen materials from See New Now to create a new "management topic" for his innovative leadership program.
Learn more at the Coaching Ourselves website.
See New Now contains 24 short stories, many of which are taken from past Masters Forum sessions, that help leaders and teams think differently.
Learn more about the book, and related materials, at the See New Now website. The book and other materials can be purchased there, and you will receive a 20% discount if you use the code MASTERS20.
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All Sessions are 8:30 to 11:30 am at THE THRIVENT AUDITORIUM, 625 Fourth Ave. S., Minneapolis
ATTENDEES SAY
“Over the years that I have attended Masters Forum sessions, I have been able to glean information and innovative ideas that have been instrumental to the development of Best Buy employees in our changing and growing Company. I encourage other executives to consider the program as a source of timely and valuable information which could contribute to the success of their organizations.”
─Brad Anderson, former CEO, Best Buy Co., Inc
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