The lecture series is designed for experienced leaders responsible for thinking strategically about the future of their organization and at national levels through learning, syndicate sessions and critical thinking sessions over 3-5 days. It provides participants with the personal insights, innovative approaches, and practical ideas needed to become transformational leaders of their organization and more valuable contributors to their organization in particular and the nation in general.

The lecture series is a certificate program taught in the United States over a 5-day period. It involves very rigorous classes on topics such as “People in Government Advance Development,” “Modern Conceptualizations of Leadership,” “Anti-Corruption and ethical Values,” “The Art of Science of Change Management,” “Emotional Intelligence in Leadership,” and “Democracy, Inclusion, and National Identity”. The program also features excursions to the Eisenhower Presidential Library, the Brown v. Board National Historic site, and the Dole Institute of Politics at the University of Kansas amongst others. At these places, participants study great leaders and how they advanced the quality of life in America and around the world. Throughout the course, participants are helped to re-think leadership completely, find their voices, develop new skills, and grow as human beings.

While the Lecture Series is symptomatic of the intellectual bent and moral belief of the Lecturer and his assistants, it is equally indicative of the transformational leadership that they have provided for years in their journey of life. The lecturer enjoys the goodwill of international consultants, seasoned technocrats and public scholars that support his drive for the needed impact on organizational development. Having a predefined lecture series like this, with peculiar sense of ethical standards and transformational leadership is a unique opportunity for audience of the program.