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1 Current Trends in Leadership Research and Implementation Dr. Paul Chinowsky University of Colorado-Boulder

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5 The Next Generation Why Leadership? Where Are Leaders Being Prepared? What is Leadership? What Are Leadership Needs?

6 Success Based in Leadership Leadership Vision and Strategy Operations Project Management Results

7 Why Leadership in Engineering and Construction The Engineer of 2020 –Context for Change –Vision –Attributes The Construction Engineering Professional 2020

8 The Environment of Change Technological Societal Global Professional Transformational Leaders “Success Not Sustain”

9 The Integrator Model Intellectual Intelligence Practical Intelligence Emotional Intelligence Professional Profile

10 Emotional Competencies Emotional Intelligence Personal CompetenceSocial Competence AwarenessRegulationMotivationEmpathySocial Skills

11 Methodology 152 Respondents overall 132 Completed all 3 parts 18 Presidents/CEO 90 VP 18 Female 114 Male 96 from ENR Top 400

12 Data Analysis EQ AreaMeanSD Total EQ101.1410.72 Intrapersonal102.5511.78 Interpersonal94.9213.98 Stress Mgt.103.5010.65 Adaptability101.6510.03 General Mood 101.8211.06

13 Strengths and Weaknesses Stress Tolerance Independence Optimism Social Responsibility Interpersonal Relationships Empathy -6-4-202468 Deviation From Average

14 Male vs. Female Problem Solving Self-Awareness Happiness Interpersonal Relationships Empathy -10-5051015 Deviation from Average MenWomen

15 Transformational Leadership Five Behaviors 1.Idealized influence – attributed 2.Idealized influence – behavior 3.Idealized motivation 4.Intellectual stimulation 5.Individual consideration

16 Data Analysis Bivariate Regression Total EQ vs. Transformational Behavior y = 0.0216x + 1.8963 R 2 = 0.3429 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 708090100110120130 Total EQ Transformational Behavior

17 Data Analysis Empathy Flexibility Self-Actualization Assertiveness Reality Testing Transformational Leadership Behavior

18 Are You Prepared DO You Have the Right Education Plan? DO You Know Your Leadership Profile? ARE You Ready to Transform for Success?

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