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The Welcoming Letter of Prof. Jean-Pierre
Bal
The Archways of Leadership
Our School's programmes resemble arrowheads that point towards the future. They are the tangible and present-day result of foreseeing, as early as the 1980s, the growing leadership needs worldwide, the ones that emerged in our fast-paced society, and in our 21st century in general. The School demonstrates the courage of challenging society by stating that it has a vision of how the world could be in the three to four decades ahead. A perhaps singular statement, yet it is the most daring and steadfast cornerstone of our concept in leadership education -- in our role of grooming the present and future generations of leaders who face the hard realities and who shoulder increasing responsibilities.
Furthermore, with the individualised mentoring approach we strive to attain the real-time equivalent of a 1-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio. This quite exceptional type of personal care ensures that each participant effectively succeeds in, for instance, the establishment of an unbiased leader-purpose, by setting a strong direction in his (her) career, by sharing deep personal values, thus adopting a soulful leadership style.
Prof. Jean-Pierre Bal, Founder and Executive Director Read
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NAVIGATION Welcome tour:
Inspiring quotes:
"“Everything--a
horse, a vine--is created for some duty...For what task, then, were you
yourself created? A man's true delight is to do the things he was made
for." -- Marcus Aurelius
"I dream my painting, and paint my dream" --- Vincent Van Gogh
"Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world" -- Albert Einstein
"Love not what you are but only what you may become " -- Miguel de Cervantes
"I do not search, I find" -- Pablo Picasso |
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This page was first released in 2000; online in 2001; and slightly edited in 2005, 2006, and 2007. © Copyright 2000-2008, THIERRY Graduate School of Leadership, Belgium, on behalf of Prof. Jean-Pierre Bal. All rights strictly reserved for all countries. |
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