ICEI® 2009 Conference Schedule

Monday June 29th, 2009
		Bedford	Hazelton	U-West	U-Central	U-East
7:00 - 8:30	Breakfast/Registration
8:30 - 9:30	Keynote	Opening Keynote - Queen's Park Ballroom A Keynote Address presented by Chief William Blair  The challenges that come with the City of Toronto’s vast size and diverse demographics have lead Police Chief William Blair to embrace a socially and emotionally intelligent style of policing, which will be the subject of his keynote address at the conference.
9:30 - 9:45	Break
9:45 - 10:45	Session 1	James D.A. Parker Teaching Emotional Intelligence: Essential Steps for Achieving Success All Levels	Marcia Hughes & James Terrell Leading the Way to Emotionally Intelligent Teams Expert	Nahla Kor Managing Conflict with Emotional Intelligence All Levels	Jarik E. Conrad Emotional Intelligence: The Art and Science of Understanding Human Difference All Levels	Ed Turi How to Conduct a Powerful Feedback Session All Levels
10:45 - 11:15	Break
11:15 - 12:15	Session 2	Heather Anderson From Skeptics to Champions – Tools to Excite Executives into Investing in EQ Development TBA	Geetu Bharwaney The Three R’s: Best Practice in EQ Development All Levels	Debra Cannarella The Link Between EQ-i and 360 Leadership Ratings All Levels	Marc A. Brackett Creating Emotionally Intelligent Schools: A Skill-based Approach All Levels	Sarah Mills Leadership Derailment – the Role of Emotional Intelligence TBA
12:15 - 1:00	Lunch
12:45 - 1:45	Posters TBD
1:45 - 2:45	Session 3	Derek Mann An Introduction to the EISA TBA	Henry L. (Dick) Thompson How to Build Stress Resilient Emotional Intelligence TBA	Malcolm Frame and Paul Vella EQ-i and its Application into a Professional Soccer Academy All Levels	Lily Zeng and David Cory-Cross Cultural Issues in EI Training and Development: Stories from China All Levels	Eileen M. Rogers The Emotionally Intelligent 21st Century Global Leader All Levels
2:45 - 3:15	Break
3:15 - 4:15	Session 4	Dana Ackley From Bottleneck to “Go To” Organization: An EQ-based team-building story All Levels	Judith Meyers Building Effective Global Virtual Teams Using Emotional Intelligence All Levels	Kevin Byrne and Oscar Sweeten-Lopez EI as a Strategy for Scholarship Retention; More than a Check TBA	Roger R. Pearman Performance Under Pressure: Emotional Intelligence and Leader Effectiveness Expert	Robert (Bob) Glenn Anderson The EQ-i Coaching Model: Maximizing Professional and Personal Performance for All of Your Clients All Levels
4:15 - 4:30	Break
4:30 - 5:30	Closing keynote	Closing Keynote - Queen's Park Ballroom Dr. David Campbell Dr. David Campbell has been deeply involved with the Center for Creative Leadership (CCL) for more than thirty years, and he currently serves as the center's Smith Richardson Senior Fellow Emeritus. He has recently turned his interests to the issues of diversity in the workplace using a photographic approach to help people be more aware of their biases. He will be examining how EI can compliment organizational diversity initiatives.
7:00 - 10:00	Evening Event TBD

Tuesday June 30th, 2009
		Bedford	Hazelton	U-West	U-Central	U-East
8:00 - 9:00	Breakfast
9:00 - 10:00	Session 1	David Caruso The Emotionally Intelligent Manager All Levels	Kelley Marko The "Critical" Importance of Reality Testing in a Constantly Changing Business Environment Expert	Helen G. Jowett and Terry Allan Emotional Intelligence Promotes Leadership in Fire Service. Recruitment and Organizational Development Resonate by Usage of EQ-i® All Levels	Dan Hill “About Face”: More Effective Meetings and Coaching All Levels	John L. Avella Can Emotional Competence Moderate Emotional Labor/Dissonance All Levels
10:00 - 10:15	Break
10:15 - 11:15	Session 2	Geetu Bharwaney & Dr Carina Fiedeldey van Dijk Brace Yourself: Ensuring Success in Tough Times All Levels	Brent Darnell How to Use Coaching to Create True Behavioral Change Expert	Joanne Robinson and Jeff Blackwell Emotional Intelligence and Educational Leadership Programs in Ontario Expert	Karen Moore Emotional Intelligence: Personality Trait or Developable Skill? Expert	Huw Grove How the EQ-i® can be used to develop Leadership potential in NHS Leadership TBA
11:15 - 11:45	Break
11:45 - 12:45	Session 3	Alexander James McDougall Mind The Gap All Levels	Mark Slaski Why Should Organizations Spend Cash on Developing Emotional Intelligence TBA	Rosanna Stanimirovic, Stephanie Hanrahan, and Michael Kellmann Using the Theory of Successful Intelligence to Predict Success in Sport TBA	Colm Foster, Henry Evans, and Susan Kornacki A Truly Holistic Client-Centred EI Approach, Part 1 Expert	Howard Book Using EI to Navigate the Core Paired Paradoxes That Characterize the Exemplary Leader All Levels
12:45 - 1:45	Lunch
1:30 - 2:30	Posters
2:30 - 3:30	Session 4	Henry L. (Dick) Thompson EQ-i® & MSCEIT®: A Comparative Break-down of the Leadership Performance Predictors All Levels	Shakil Choudhury and Annahid Dashtgard Emotional Intelligence: The Missing Piece in Diversity Initiatives All Levels	Greet Pipijin King Size Group Coaching for More Corporate Emotional Intelligence Expert	Colm Foster, Henry Evans, and Susan Kornacki A Truly Holistic Client-Centred EI Approach, Part 2 Expert	Linda S. Gravett Overcoming Potential Pitfalls in Coaching with the EQ-i® Assessment Introductory
3:30 - 4:00	Break
4:00 - 5:00	Closing keynote	The Importance of EI in Troubled Times - Queen's Park Ballroom A Keynote Address presented by Dr. Steven Stein Dr. Stein will be speaking on the critical role Emotional Intelligence plays and will continue to play within organizations and in our lives. Some of the current applications as well as emerging applications will be discussed. Does emotional intelligence have a future and where will that future take us? Topics will include the impact of the economy and opportunities for economic crime through the manipulation of emotional intelligence, developments in leadership, succession planning, employee selection, teamwork, and personal development.