Haniel Lecture 09 2010 E.pdf - Haniel Stiftung
Haniel Lecture 09 2010 E.pdf - Haniel Stiftung
Haniel Lecture 09 2010 E.pdf - Haniel Stiftung
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About the speakers<br />
Ronald Heifetz M.D. is the King Hussein bin Talal Senior <strong>Lecture</strong>r<br />
in Public Leadership at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government<br />
and co-founder of the Center for Public Leadership. He is<br />
well-known for his groundbreaking work on the study and practice<br />
of leadership. His work focuses on how to strengthen the adaptive<br />
capabilities of society, business and the non-profi t sector. His<br />
book, “Leadership without Easy Answers”, is now available in its<br />
13th edition. He is also the co-author of “Leadership on the Line<br />
and The Practice of Adaptive Leadership”. Alongside his work at<br />
the Harvard Kennedy School, Dr Heifetz M.D. also provides consultancy<br />
services for leading politicians as well as fi gures from the<br />
private and non-profi t sectors and is co-founder of the consultancy<br />
fi rm Cambridge Leadership Associates. He is an ex-graduate<br />
of Columbia University, of the Harvard Medical School and of the<br />
Harvard Kennedy School. He is a doctor and an excellent cellist.<br />
Friedrich Merz studied jurisprudence and political science in Bonn<br />
and Marburg. He began work fi rst as a judge and later became<br />
a lawyer. He was elected to the European Parliament in 1989,<br />
where he was a member until 1994. He was then a member of<br />
the Bundestag until 20<strong>09</strong> and also held the chair of the CDU/CSU<br />
parliamentary group. At the beginning of January <strong>2010</strong>, he was<br />
appointed to the Supervisory Board of HSBC Trinkaus as successor<br />
to the late Otto Graf Lambsdorff . Since June <strong>2010</strong>, he has held<br />
power of attorney for the sale of WestLB. His book, “Only Those<br />
Who Change Will Survive” (2004), remained on the bestseller list<br />
for months. He published “Venturing More Capitalism: Ways to a<br />
Just Society in 2008” and co-wrote “What Needs to Be Done Now:<br />
Germany 2.0” together with Wolfgang Clement in <strong>2010</strong>.