SUN VALLEY CONFERENCE
Posted
on Feb 22, 2011
WILL BE FUN & PROVOCATIVE
MAY 13 & 14, 2011
MAY 13 & 14, 2011
Watch the
"Dancing of the Czar's (Stars) Contest"
featuring Kathleen Simko, DGN, and Terry Gilbert, DG.and listen to special
speaker, Egil "Bud" Krogh, author of Integrity.
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a great Sun Valley experience!
Click here to read the agenda for the conference.
Click here To see a hilarious video of Kathleen and Terry preparing for their dance contest.
Don't miss our keynote speaker Egil "Bud" Krogh, Jr., an American lawyer who became famous as an official of the Richard Nixon administration, and who was imprisoned for his part in the Watergate. He has been invited to speak about integrity and lessons he learned through the trauma of Watergate.
In January 2009, he wrote the following in the Christian Science Monitor:
Click here to read the agenda for the conference.
Click here To see a hilarious video of Kathleen and Terry preparing for their dance contest.
Don't miss our keynote speaker Egil "Bud" Krogh, Jr., an American lawyer who became famous as an official of the Richard Nixon administration, and who was imprisoned for his part in the Watergate. He has been invited to speak about integrity and lessons he learned through the trauma of Watergate.
In January 2009, he wrote the following in the Christian Science Monitor:
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Since reentering and practicing law for 28 years after five years of disbarment, I have reflected deeply on what integrity required of me. Specifically, it required that I be able to answer "Yes" to three questions that all public servants should ask themselves before taking any action.
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The first question is intellectual and lays the foundation: "Is it whole and complete?" We must think decisions through to their second, third, and fourth-order consequences.
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The second is moral: "Is this the right thing to do?" Decisions should align with core values such as truth, fairness, respect, responsibility, and compassion.
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The third question is intuitive and spiritual: "Is it good?" Decisions should benefit others and at the very least do no harm.