WORKSHOP ON LEADERSHIP FOR LIBRARY & INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS (WoL 2008)
“Envisioning, Encouraging, Empowering, Enabling”
15th-17th December 2008
PERDANA LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION, PUTRAJAYA

Facilitator:

Nik Abdullah Hj Awang PhD
Dr Nik in all of his professional life, has helped various organisations as a corporate trainer, facilitator and internal consultant. He started his career in 1982 at PETRONAS as a trainer. In 1999, he was appointed as an internal consultant at the Corporate Development Unit where he worked with management groups, facilitating the organisational design and development. He also helped business units and teams to improve their organisations to achieve organisational excellence and 'next level' results.

He is currently the Executive Director / Principal Consultant of Organisation Design & Development Consulting Sdn Bhd, a consulting company that provides services to facilitate organisations and review their structures and key processes to achieve their organisational excellence.

En. Azahar Mohd Noor
Chief Librarian, Perdana Leadership Foundation, Putrajaya and Head, Petroleum Resource Centre, KLCC

Guest Speaker
YBhg. Dato' Zawiyah Baba, Former Director General of National Library of Malaysia

Special Apprearance:
YABhg Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, Honorary President, Perdana Leadership Foundation

The programme helps to answer two key questions:

* How well-positioned are Libraries in organisations to meet current and future challenges?

The program will be particularly useful as a source of mid-career professional renewal.

* How effective are Librarian own leadership?

The program delivers the information and insights needed to help libraries respond to a rapidly-shifting landscape. It is designed for those whose role is to think strategically - about emerging needs of users, about changing expectations of library staff, about new technologies, and about the long-range plans for the library within a larger institutional context.

Registration form: http://www.perdana.org.my/portal/content/view/1955/153/