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Lubar Executive Education partners with organizations and individuals on strategies to develop the business skills of high-potential leaders.

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Better Conversations Everyday

The culture of your organization is more powerful than your strategy and more persistent than your vision. It’s the environment that enables performance or undermines it. Better Conversations Every Day (TM) starts with a simple – yet transformative premise: that better culture starts with better conversations. No matter the size of your organization, Better Conversations Every Day (BCE) helps drive business outcomes and create lasting change.

Change Management

Managers are focused on producing orderly results while leaders are focused on producing change. Without change, organizations would find it difficult to achieve their long-term objectives, delight their customers, and compete in a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous world.

Great Leaders Make Great Decisions

Did you know people make over 35,000 decisions each day? Luckily, most of these are done automatically or with little effort, but that still leaves about 100-150 decisions each day that require our thought and attention. The quality of these decisions over time will determine how successful you are as a leader and while we are all human and make mistakes, it is possible to grow our ability to make better decisions.

Strategic Leadership Series – Spring 2026

Take Your Leadership to the Next Level

The Strategic Leadership Series (SLS), hosted by the Lubar College of Business Executive Programs, is a premier leadership development experience designed for upper-level managers and directors. This comprehensive program will challenge you to think strategically, strengthen your leadership approach, and equip you with the tools to drive lasting organizational success.

Transitioning from Managing to Leading

The qualities that made you an effective manager may not completely align with the expectations of a new leadership role. Understanding the key differences between management and leadership, and then reflecting on your skills, knowledge, and style will help you identify the gaps and outline a strategy for developing your leadership skills, and your team.


Leading Through Analytics and Innovation