Pictured left to right: Michael R. Bloomberg, Kenneth I. Chenault, Frank Bisignano, Caryn Seidman-Becker, and Robert A. Iger
Leading Through Crisis
Learning From History
Nearly a quarter century after 9/11, the lessons learned have emerged with deeper clarity, highlighting key elements of crisis response and continuity that resonate deeply with a new generation of professionals at companies, agencies, and a range of organizations. The 9/11 Memorial & Museum now offers Leading through Crisis, a program designed especially for the private sector, focused on leadership and decision-making when it matters most.
This new offering draws on the Museum’s experience in creating tailored programs for tens of thousands of national security, law enforcement, and first responder professionals, emphasizing the importance of initiative in a crisis and revealing the ties that bind an enterprise together. To learn more, email professional-programs@911memorial.org.
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What is Leading Through Crisis?
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Designed to reach key private and public sector decision-makers of today, as well as the leaders of tomorrow
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Focused on universally applicable themes including business continuity, empathetic leadership, culture formation, and how to build agile and proactive teams
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Offered to participants at the Museum, in office, and virtually with resources that include unique films, first-person accounts, expert talks, and Museum tours
- Includes insights from 9/11 first responders, survivors, and thought leaders like Michael R. Bloomberg, Frank Bisignano, Kenneth I. Chenault, Roger W. Ferguson, Jr., Robert A. Iger, Jeh Charles Johnson, Admiral William H. McRaven, USN (Ret.), Caryn Seidman-Becker, and Andrew M. Senchak, among many others
- Informed by a decade of tailored programs for more than 50,000 national security, law enforcement, and first responder professionals
Will your team be ready?
Contact us today to see how Leading through Crisis can help your organization overcome any challenge.