The Pursuit of Higher Ground: Leadership Breakfast

Join us on Friday, September 23rd for a networking breakfast and discussion on moving beyond common ground in the pursuit of higher ground.

During this live presentation, Rand Stagen will reveal why the root cause driving America apart today is not about race, class, or politics – it’s about worldviews.

Audience members will be invited to map the three largest worldviews (sub-cultures) into “camps” and discover the power of the emerging field of Cultural Intelligence. Drawing upon the wisdom of the Stoics (which invites us to recognize that “what’s IN the way IS the way.”), Rand will reveal the rich opportunity of this cultural moment. Rather than viewing hyper-polarization as an obstacle, participants will learn the leadership principles for moving beyond common ground… in the pursuit of higher ground.

Key Takeaways

• Discover how the energy of polarization can be channeled to fuel higher order synthesis
• Gain insight into why a growing number of fellow Americans are feeling politically homeless
• Recognize that our society gives us a false, binary choice – and that there’s a possible third way beyond these two narratives
• Learn how to widen your circle of inclusion so much that no one is left standing outside of it
• Understand that Cultural Intelligence is the new frontier for Conscious Leaders

$50 Ticket - Includes a breakfast buffet, networking and featured program
Free of Charge for Chicago Chapter Corporate Partners

Join this small yet growing number of Conscious Leaders committed to helping America grow into a better version of itself.

About the Speaker: 

Rand Stagen is the CEO of the Stagen Leadership Academy. Established in 1999, the Academy trains leaders from across North America who are committed to long-term personal development and using their organizational platforms for positive impact. A passionate advocate for elevating humanity through business, he is a co-founder and global board member of Conscious Capitalism and a board member of the Institute for Cultural Evolution. He lives in Dallas with his wife and two daughters.