School Senior Leaders

Senior leaders are accountable for setting the vision and overseeing the whole school. They ensure that the school's constituent groups and their leadership as well as themselves are well-prepared to live the Haas’ mission.

Capabilities to Develop/Master

School Development		Long-term Vision and Strategy Development Creating and executing influence strategies that persuade key stakeholders to take action that will advance shared interest and business goals Culture Building Leadership Developing and communicating the culture building strategy, determining the desired outcomes of the culture building process required by the business strategy and supporting their achievement Environmental Scanning Observing and developing an understanding of macrom trends and events, issues, and expectations of the different interest groups that influence the school

Leadership Development		Future Leaders Development Modeling and reinforcing behaviors and practices that support the organzation in the future; scouting and cultivating organizational talent Mentoring or coaching high-potentials

Self Development		Managing Through Others Delegating and holding unit leaders accountable for people focus (e.g., providing direct development staff, ability to team with other units, skill at producing results through a team), work process oversight, and forming external contacts Time Allocation Adopting a broad, long-term perspective when making own time allocation decisions 75% and up time dedicated to management/leadership Shared Leadership Practicing leadership as a team, establishing direction, alignment and commitment toward cross-function coordination

Development Opportunities

The programs and activities below form an initial list of learning and development opportunities for senior leaders.

School Development

- Having profit/loss responsibility for a business/program - Managing a large operation - Serving in UCB/UC committees and task forces - Serving in national associations/peer schools' groups of interest		Experiential Learning

- Haas Supervisors and Managers Workshop Series - Peer mentoring		Learning from Others/Teaching Others

- Financial Analysis for Non-Financial Executives (CEE)* - Financial Management Certificate Program (FMCP) - Problem-finding, Problem Solving (PFPS) for Staff		Formal Learning

Leadership Development

- Modeling leadership behaviors that reflect the Defining Principles		Experiential Learning

- Coaching High Potentials		Learning from Others/Teaching Others

- Executive Coaching Institute (CEE)*		Formal Learning

Self Development

- Managing a diversity of functional areas - Building new business/programs		Experiential Learning

- 360 Feedback ** - Coaching		Learning from Others/Teaching Others

-The Berkeley Executive Leadership Program (CEE)*		Formal Learning

*Participation in programs offered through CEE is subject to space availability. Please plan ahead.
**360 Feedback assessments are conducted every 18-24 months and coordinated by Haas HR. Participation by all Haas unit leaders is expected.