JPMorgan Chase Management Excellence Series
Annually, the Nicholls State University College of Business Administration and JPMorgan Chase host the JPMorgan Chase Management Excellence Series luncheon. The series connects business and community leaders with college faculty members and students to discuss and promote management excellence. The support of JPMorgan Chase helps recruit nationally recognized experts to provide contemporary ideas for best practices in management.
2007 Program
The 2007 program will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 1, at Envie Restaurant, Hwy. 308, Thibodaux. The $25 registration fee includes lunch and should be sent with the registration form to the College of Business Administration by Monday, Oct. 29. The form is available on the back of the brochure linked below.
The Fall 2007 speaker is Bill Borne, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Amedisy, Inc. Borne will speak of his struggles and successes in growing a business in an industry that was once seen as a dead-end investment. Amedisys Home Health Services has made the Forbes list of Top 200 Small Companies in America for the past three years and was recently listed as No. 7 on the Forbes list of fastest growing companies.
2007 JPMorganChase Management Excellence Series brochure (PDF)
PAST SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
“Weaponization of Data”
Ben H. Bell, III, Director
Office of National Risk Assessment
Transportation Security Administration
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
“Managing in a Changing Workplace”
Lonnie Stockwell, Managing Director
Postlethwaite & Netterville
“What the Financial Markets are Telling Us”
Peter Ricchuiti, Founder
Burkenroad Reports
A.B. Freeman School of Business
Tulane University
“Preventing Workplace Violence”
Kathleen McComber, Senior Director of Human Resources
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
“WorldCom Warnings: What Went Wrong and Corporate Governance Lessons Learned”
Cynthia Cooper, CPA
Former WorldCom Auditor