CAIL Global Leadership Institute
Plano, Texas, USA
Questions? Please email Brandon White for additional information.
Overview
Good leadership is a learned trait, with common principles and unique differences among global cultures. This one-day institute will feature experienced leaders from various business settings introducing global attendees to concepts of good leadership, communication, and relationship building. Individuals from over twenty countries will attend the Institute, allowing attendees an opportunity to interact with, learn from, and build relationships with professionals from many different countries and cultures. The Institute will assist attendees to be better leader and to be better prepared to work with customers, employees, and colleagues from around the world.
Registration Fees
- $50 - Regular Registration
- $0 - SWIICL Advisory Board Member - Email Brandon White for Special Registration Link
- $25 - Members of SWIICL Sustaining, Supporting and Sponsoring Members
- $25 – Lifetime Academy Alumni Members
- $25 – Advisory Board Members of the Institute for Energy Law, Institute for Law & Technology, and Institute for Transnational Arbitration
- $25 – Young Energy Professional Members of the IEL and Young Technology Professional Members of ILT
- $25 – Employees of Sustaining and Supporting Members of the Institute for Energy Law, Institute for Law & Technology, and Institute for Transnational Arbitration
- $25 - Dallas Association of Young Lawyers Members
Schedule and Faculty
Monday, June 19
5:15 – 7:30 p.m. – Global Leaders Reception and Networking Dinner (Ticket Required – Space Limited)
This optional ticketed event will allow attendees of the CAIL Global Leadership Institute, international lawyers attending the Academy of American and International Law, and SWIICL Advisory Board Members to mingle and visit in a fun setting. This private event will be held in the Tonic Bar & Lounge at Legacy Hall. It will feature an open bar and every attendee will receive a food pass card to allow them to choose from the many food options in Legacy Hall.
Tonic Bar & Lounge, 2nd Floor of Legacy Hall, Legacy West, 7800 Windrose Ave., Plano, Texas 75024
Tuesday, June 20
9:00 – 9:10 a.m. (Central) - Welcome, Overview and Introductions
9:10 – 10:40 a.m. (Central) - The Leadership Mindset
People describe leadership in differing ways, yet most can agree on some universal themes when they have experienced a great leader. What makes a leader great? How did they become great? How hard is it to maintain and then evolve into even better leadership? Join PJ Dunn CCP as he clarifies leadership as a definition, a role, a mindset and as an inspiring presence. Great leaders inspire growth in others thus leaving motivation to the people who control it, the individual team member. You know when you have been around a great leader. They are extremely hard to forget.
PJ Dunn C.C.P., Behavioral Scientist and Professional Development Coach, Dunn Coaching Dunn Consulting, Dallas, Texas
10:40 – 11:10 a.m. (Central) - BREAK RECEPTION
11:10 a.m. – 12:10 p.m. (Central) - Personal Journeys of Leadership: Insights from Leaders
This panel of accomplished leaders from diverse professional fields will discuss leadership concepts important to them and share insights gleaned from their professional journeys.
Moderator: Robert J. Witte, Member, Clark Hill; Non-Profit Organization Leader, Dallas, Texas
Panelists:
- Curtis Frasier, Former Chairman of the Board, Shell Midstream Partners, GP, Former Head of Legal, Shell Oil Company, former business and legal leaders at Shell companies in Houston, London and The Hague, Houston, Texas
- Nathan P. Moore, President, Global Sales and Marketing, Mary Kay Inc., Addison, Texas
- Eunice Nakamura, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Susan G. Komen, Dallas, Texas
12:10 – 1:15 p.m. (Central) - LUNCH
1:15 – 2:15 p.m. (Central) - From Transactional to Transformational: Leading in a Global World
Being successful in today’s rapidly changing world starts with the agility to adapt to the ever-changing landscape with confidence, and the skills and capabilities to inspire and influence. Join Disney leader and John Maxwell Team Coach Karlynn Holbrook as she draws upon her 25+ years of global experience, sharing practical tools and strategies to enhance your leadership impact through the power of collaboration and inclusion.
Karlynn Holbrook, MA, SHRM-SCP, Senior Manager, Digital Employee Communications, Disney Parks, Experiences and Products and Certified John Maxwell Team Leadership Coach, Orlando, Florida
2:15 – 2:25 p.m. (Central) - BREAK
2:25 – 3:25 p.m. (Central) - What We Have Here is a Failure to Communicate
Effective communication is crucial in professional settings when communicating with clients, customers, employees, team members, or bosses. It can increase engagement and productivity, improve morale and brand loyalty, motivate, solve conflicts, and make change more accepted. Conversely, poor communication can harm careers, destroy business, create conflict and stress, lead to legal disputes, and destroy workplace morale.
This panel will explore communication failures and provide advice on effective communication with groups and individuals in various situations.
Moderator: Vickie Adams, Director and Author, The Center for American and International Law, Plano, Texas
Panelists:
- Brian Bell, Vice President, Global Communications & Social Impact, Strava, Dallas, Texas
- Karlynn Holbrook, Senior Manager, Digital Employee Communications, Disney Parks, Experiences and Products, The Walt Disney Company, Orlando, Florida
- Patricia Lin, Senior Managing Counsel, Environment and Litigation, Corning Incorporated, Corning, New York
3:25 – 3:40 p.m. (Central) - BREAK
3:40 – 4:25 p.m. (Central) - Authentic Relationship Building
We’re all working at the speed of light. Too often, relationships critical to our growth and development get overlooked. Plus, we all build relationships differently. In this interactive workshop, Gindi will highlight relationships we all need in our careers as well as how to build them authentically.
- Gindi Eckel Vincent, Author, Speaker, Triplet Mom, Assistant General Counsel, Honeywell, Houston, Texas
4:25 – 5:30 p.m. - NETWORKING RECEPTION
Overnight Accommodations
SWIICL has not arranged a hotel block for this program, but there are numerous hotel options near The Center for American and International Law. A partial list of potential hotels is included below. Note that most hotels are a short Uber/Lyft ride from CAIL. Rates below show estimated price of accommodation Monday, June 19 – Tuesday, June 20. (Note that services and rates may have changed for the hotels).
Sponsorship Opportunities
Global Leaders Reception and Networking Dinner – June 19, 2023 - Tonic Bar & Lounge at Legacy Hall in Legacy West, Plano, Texas - $3,000 (Limited to 4)
- Recognition as sponsor of the Global Leaders Reception and Networking Dinner on June 19, 2023, featuring attendees of the Academy of American and International Law, SWIICL Advisory Board Members and attendees of the CAIL Global Leadership Institute
- 4 complimentary registrants at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute and the Reception and Dinner
- Recognition as luncheon sponsor on one day of the Academy of American and International Law, with an opportunity to have 3 individuals attend the Academy luncheon and address the Academy participants. Sponsor can address the Academy remotely if preferred.
- Recognition in all marketing of the CAIL Global Leadership Institute
- Recognition as sponsor at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute on June 20, 2023
- Recognition in the 58th Academy of American and International Law program
- Recognition in a social media post on the pages of The Center for American and International Law and the Southwestern Institute for International and Comparative Law
- Opportunity to distribute firm/company material at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute on June 20, 2023
Global Leaders Luncheon Sponsor - (Exclusive Luncheon Sponsor) $4,000
- Recognition as exclusive sponsor of the Global Leaders Luncheon at the CAIL Global Leaders Institute
- Recognition in all marketing of the CAIL Global Leadership Institute
- 4 complimentary registrants at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute, including 2 free passes to the Reception and Dinner
- Recognition in a social media post on the pages of the Southwestern Institute for International and Comparative Law
- Opportunity to distribute firm/company material at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute on June 20, 2023
International Leader Sponsor - $1,000
- Recognition as a sponsor at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute
- Recognition in all marketing of the CAIL Global Leadership Institute
- 3 complimentary registrants at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute, including 1 Reception and Dinner ticket
- Opportunity to distribute firm/company material at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute on June 20, 2023
Ambassador Sponsor - $500
- Recognition as a sponsor at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute
- Recognition in all marketing of the CAIL Global Leadership Institute
- 1 complimentary registrant at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute. Does not include reception and dinner ticket.
- Opportunity to distribute firm/company material at the CAIL Global Leadership Institute on June 20, 2023
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