Leadership Academy Breakfast Club!
Leadership Academy Breakfast Club!
At our next event we will look at the topic of leadership and accountability.
In particular, we'll be discussing accountability and asking some tough questions, like:
How important is accountability?
How do we hold our teams accountable but in a psychologically safe way?
What happens when leaders are not accountable in their roles?
How do we hold ourselves accountable as leaders?
We are very grateful to the Lord Mayor of Dublin James Geoghegan who has kindly given us access to the historic Oak Room in The Mansion House, Dublin 2. We hope you can join us on 19 September at 10:30am for what is sure to be an interesting discussion.
- You can book places for yourself and/or colleagues by clicking the button below.
- Please email matthew@wheel.ie if you have any special requirements.
Meet the Speakers
Pauline McKeown is the CEO of Coolmine Therapeutic Community, a drug and alcohol treatment centre that brings clients on a journey of recovery. Pauline is an exeperienced Chief Executive Officer with a demonstrated history of working in the civic & social organization industry. Skilled in Nonprofit Organizations, Coaching, Volunteer Management, Facilitation, and Quality Assurance. She graduated from Trinity College, Dublin.
Your Facilitator
Sharon Hughes is the Leadership Academy Manager in the Skills Team of The Wheel. Sharon has been involved in membership organisations for over 20 years. Before working for The Leadership Academy, she was C.E.O. of a nonprofit. Her background is managing member Events and Communications. Sharon is a qualified Coach, is a member of the Teaching Council of Ireland and is currently studying Psychology. She is low-key obsessed with Leadership. If you are interested in learning more about the Leadership Academy or you have a great idea you would like to share, please email her at sharon@wheel.ie or feel free to connect with Sharon on LinkedIn.
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Testimonials
"For me personally, the benefits of the Breakfast Clubs are many, key are the value of think-time, the cross sectional networking and having a product to offer staff looking to consider upskilling – in this regard promoting the breakfast club internally in Trócaire, in particular to my own team, is very relevant to the area of continuous leadership learning and development. - K. Casey, Head of Community Engagement & Outreach, Trócaire
The Breakfast Club created a networking space that feels open to all leaders, future and established, so that we can meet and make connections. Sharon encourages the early career professionals in the room to be the leads for discussion and she connects people with such ease who may have been too shy to make an introduction before.. I have found The Leadership Academy events extremely interesting and engaging, having enjoyed the variety of topics covered at the sessions and the space to network freely. I would encourage anyone who is thinking of attending a Leadership Academy breakfast to attend and get involved. - A. Ennis, former Recruitment Coordinator at 2into3
The Leadership Academy is a wonderful initiative and space to foster leadership and personal growth for those of us working in the nonprofit sector. It is great to be able to not only share insights but also to learn and gain new insights from fellow participants at the events. I really enjoyed my involvement as a panellist on a Leadership Academy event, which was wonderfully organised by Sharon with great support from her colleagues in The Wheel. Would highly recommend getting involved and responding positively if asked to be a speaker, panellist or facilitator at one of the Academy events. Ní neart go chur le chéile – There is no strength without unity. - D. O’Corrbuí, CEO Carmichael