Speakers

What makes us a good or bad boss are the behaviors we call a person’s character. We can improve our character, and thereby improve our organization’s effectiveness and productivity as well as our job satisfaction.  Now is the time to start!

Robert Beezat is a management consultant who has worked with over 350 public, private, and not-for-profit organizations around the country. He is also a former city manager and business owner. He has been an adjunct faculty member at several universities teaching business, human resource, and supervisory management courses. He is the author of Character Based Management: A Key to More Productive & Effective Organizations and Knowing and Loving: The Keys to Real Happiness.  You can find out more about him and his books at www.robertbeezat.com

www.theconservationfoundation.org

Historical actor Betty Kay begins this presentation as Jenny Hodgers of Belvidere, Illinois, also known as Albert Cashier, a woman who passed as a man and fought in the Civil War for three years while hiding her true identity.

Albert continued living as a man for years after the war, even voting years before women were legally allowed to do so. Kay then portrays Mother Bickerdyke of Galesburg, Illinois, who established 300 field hospitals during the war and assisted wounded soldiers on nineteen battlefields. She concludes the performance as Julia Dent Grant, wife of the Commanding General of the Union Army, participating in the victory parade on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC, in May 1865.

www.shelterboxusa.org   

Celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Glen Ellyn Rotary Club. Join us tonight for dinner, and fellowship!!

http://www.glenellynfire.org/

https://www.katherinejeffery.com/