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Episode 36—Tribal Leadership in Higher Education
On today’s episode of the Enrollment Edge Jay, once again, talks to Dave Quick, executive coach, speaker, and corporate consultant to over 300 companies. Dave was a guest on the Edge more than a year ago (which we dropped as a repeat bonus episode earlier this week) about the topic of hiring and retaining the right team. We thought we should continue that theme and talk about ways higher ed leaders can successfully build a productive, effective, and innovative team. Dave brings the model of “Tribal Leadership” into his consulting with corporation executives. The New York Times Best Selling Book, “Tribal Leadership” is at the core of our conversation – you can find it on your favorite book selling sites. There has never been a more important moment in higher education to embrace new models of providing degree attainment that are affordable and meaningful. In other words, the most rigid and formatted industry in our society, higher education, must innovate to survive!
About Our Guest
David Quick is committed to “helping bulls thrive in china shops” by helping leaders transition their lives to becoming more significant. He is also an executive coach, speaker and change agent that can help your admissions department run more effectively. David also helps schools with VP and Dean of Enrollment placement services.
After receiving his BS in mathematics from the United States Naval Academy, David served eight years active duty as a Surface Warfare Officer, including a tour as an Instructor at the United States Naval Academy. Mike and David were shipmates as young Naval Officers on their first ship out of college.
With over 20 years of sales and marketing experience, he has broad experience in both small and large organizations. David also holds a MA in Education from Loyola University Maryland and attended the London Business School Executive Leadership Program.
He has volunteered as a Court Appointed Special Advocate for Abused and Neglected Children and as math/GED tutor, including work in the prison system.
Dave lives in Bloomington, IN with his wife and family.
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On today’s episode of the Enrollment Edge Jay, once again, talks to Dave Quick, executive coach, speaker, and corporate consultant to over 300 companies. Dave was a guest on the Edge more than a year ago (which we dropped as a repeat bonus episode earlier this week) about the topic of hiring and retaining the right team. We thought we should continue that theme and talk about ways higher ed leaders can successfully build a productive, effective, and innovative team. Dave brings the model of “Tribal Leadership” into his consulting with corporation executives. The New York Times Best Selling Book, “Tribal Leadership” is at the core of our conversation – you can find it on your favorite book selling sites. There has never been a more important moment in higher education to embrace new models of providing degree attainment that are affordable and meaningful. In other words, the most rigid and formatted industry in our society, higher education, must innovate to survive!
About Our Guest
David Quick is committed to “helping bulls thrive in china shops” by helping leaders transition their lives to becoming more significant. He is also an executive coach, speaker and change agent that can help your admissions department run more effectively. David also helps schools with VP and Dean of Enrollment placement services.
After receiving his BS in mathematics from the United States Naval Academy, David served eight years active duty as a Surface Warfare Officer, including a tour as an Instructor at the United States Naval Academy. Mike and David were shipmates as young Naval Officers on their first ship out of college.
With over 20 years of sales and marketing experience, he has broad experience in both small and large organizations. David also holds a MA in Education from Loyola University Maryland and attended the London Business School Executive Leadership Program.
He has volunteered as a Court Appointed Special Advocate for Abused and Neglected Children and as math/GED tutor, including work in the prison system.
Dave lives in Bloomington, IN with his wife and family.