Those who have attended EMI,
whether as participants or as presenters, and those CEOs who send
their senior staff to attend, are openly vocal about the quality and
value of the now-ELI experience. Click
here to review a sampling of
their comments.
For More Information
about the 2008 ELI, contact
Undraye Howard, Director of Consultation and Leadership
Services or call 414-359-1040 X-3618.
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The University of Michigan’s School of
Social Work and Ross School of Business
in collaboration with the Alliance for Children and Families
presents the
2008 Executive Leadership
Institute
April 27-May 2, 2008
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Created in 2002 by the
Alliance for Children and Families through the generous support of
Baltimore’s Board of Child Care, the Executive Leadership Institute
(formerly the Executive Management Institute) is a nonprofit
management certificate program for emerging leaders in the nonprofit
human services sector.
Paula Allen-Meares
Dean, School of Social Work, University of Michigan
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Since 2005 the University of Michigan School of Social Work and Ross
School of Business have cosponsored an Executive Leadership
Institute with the Alliance for Children and Families of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, a national membership organization for family and
children’s agencies throughout the United States. This two-week
certificate program is geared toward senior leaders of nonprofit
human service organizations who are aspiring for excellence. A part
of the mission of the School of Social Work is collaborating with
partners like the Alliance in advancing the best practices in
leadership. Conducted on-campus at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, the
institute is cosponsored by the university’s School of Social Work,
which for several years has been ranked among the top 10 social work
programs in the United States, according to the U.S. News & World
Report’s America’s Best Graduate Schools. |
Undraye Howard
Director of Consultation and Leadership Services
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The School of Social Work and Ross School of Business provide
faculty to give presentations, as well as a committee of faculty and
staff to advise on the curriculum, which focuses on executive and
leadership skills.
Participants of ELI benefit by interacting with the executives,
gaining a leadership view, and having the opportunity for placements
and jobs. |
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