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This year we connected with over 1,000 organizations to determine the best LD programs and practices based on seven criteria:

  1. Vision/mission. Are these statements linked to strategy, meaningful to participants, and focused on target outcomes?
  2. Involvement and participation. How broad is the involvement and how deep the participation?
  3. Measurement and accountability. What ROI measures are made and reported and to what degree is accountability for performance and results part of the program?
  4. Design, content, and curriculum. How well designed is the program? How credible is the content? How relevant is the curriculum? How customized is the program?
  5. Presenters, presentations, and delivery. What are the qualifications of the presenters, how effective are their presentations, and how is the program delivered?
  6. Take-home value. What do participants take away and apply to improve themselves, their families, their teams, and their volunteer work?
  7. Outreach. What is the impact of the program on stakeholders?
We honor the following companies for their efforts and encourage them to keep enhancing their leadership programs and practices.    —Ken Shelton
2008 - 2009 Top Leadership Development Programs
Large Organizations (over 2,000)
  1. Ritz-Carlton Hotels
  2. General Electric
  3. Procter & Gamble
  4. Boeing
  5. General Motors University
  6. Wachovia Corp.
  7. Fed Ex/ELI
  8. McDonald’s/HU
  9. Microsoft
  10. Qualcomm
  11. Yahoo
  12. Caterpillar University
  13. Chevron
  14. AXA Equitable
  15. Farmer’s Insurance
  16. MasterCard
  17. Northrop Grumman
  18. Direct Energy
  19. Schwan Food Company
  20. Allied Barton
  21. AmTrust Bank
  22. Bank of New York Mellon
  23. Goldcorp
  24. UBS
  25. Black & Decker
  26. Archer Daniels Midlalnd
  27. Textron
  28. Amazon
  29. Disney
  30. Medco

Small to Midsize Organizations (under 2,000)
  1. Triage Consulting Group
  2. Badger Mining
  3. Carnival Cruise Lines
  4. Wieland (Homes) University
  5. Americredit Financial Services
  6. Container Store
  7. Equity Residential
  8. Johnson Controls
  9. Carilion Health System
  10. InsureMe
  11. Analytical Graphics
  12. Simonton Windows
  13. Acuity
  14. Vulcan Materials Co.
  15. Genecor International
  16. Saltwater Institute
  17. Conway Transportation
  18. Cross-Country Healthcare

Education/Universities/Schools of Management and Business
  1. Univ. of Michigan/Ross
  2. Center for Public Leadership, JFK School of Government, Harvard
  3. Univ. of Chicago/GSB/Leadership
  4. UCLA/Anderson
  5. USC/Marshall/CEO
  6. Northwestern/Kellogg
  7. Pennsylvania/Wharton
  8. MIT/Sloan
  9. Harvard Business/True North
  10. Utah Valley Univ./CAL
  11. Duke/Fuqua
  12. Yale Leadership Institute
  13. Stanford/GSB Leadership
  14. Emory Univ.
  15. BYU/Marriott/Leadership
  16. Pepperdine/Graziadio/SBM
  17. Carnegie Mellon/Tepper/Leadership
  18. Alliant/MGSM
  19. Ball State Univ./Ed. Leadership

Non-Profit Organizations
  1. American Society for Training & Development (ASTD)
  2. Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
  3. American Management Assoc. (AMA)
  4. HCI
  5. NYC Leadership Academy
  6. International Society for Performance Improvement (ISPI)
  7. HR.Com
  8. IQPC/Corporate University
  9. National Management Assoc. (NMA)
  10. Manchester Bidwell
  11. Conference Board
  12. Berkana Institute
  13. Leader to Leader Institute
  14. Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL)
  15. Baptist Leadership Institute
  16. SoL
  17. Healthcare Businesswomen Assoc.
  18. Addison Avenue Fed. Credit Union
  19. Rush University Medical Center
  20. Best Practices in Leadership Devel.

Government/Military
  1. Defense Acquisition University
  2. U.S. Marine Academy
  3. U.S. Air Force Academy
  4. U.S. Army/Westpoint
  5. FBI Academy
  6. U.S. Navy Naval Academy
  7. NASA/Leadership Alchemy
  8. U.S. Army Rangers
  9. ASQ Baldrige Award
  10. U.S. Coast Guard
  11. FAA
  12. U.S. National Guard
  13. National Defense University
  14. U.S. Tactical/Seals
  15. Naval Undersea Warfare Center

Independent Consultants/Trainers/Coaches
  1. Zenger/Folkman
  2. Goldsmith/Katzenbach Partners
  3. Korn/Ferry/Leadersource
  4. Jim Collins
  5. Bluepoint Leadership
  6. Ninth House
  7. Human Performance Institute
  8. Synthesis/Leaders Toolbox
  9. Marcus Buckingham Company
  10. Tom Peters Company
  11. Guttman Dev. Strategies
  12. Strategos
  13. Maxcomm
  14. Josh Bersin & Assoc.
  15. Lebow Company
  16. Liminal Group
  17. Benchmark Communications
  18. Table Group
  19. Chip Bell Group
  20. Leadership Challenge/KP
  21. Authentic Leadership Institute
  22. Leadership Development Services
  23. iLeadUSA
  24. Arneson Leadership Consulting
  25. Sensei International
  26. Right Management
  27. ISB Global
  28. The Prosen Center

Large Consulting Groups (over 6 employees)
  1. Linkage/GILD
  2. Results-Based Leadership
  3. Accenture
  4. Center for Creative Leadership
  5. Senn-Delaney Leadership
  6. McKinsey/Leadership
  7. HSM/World Business Forum
  8. Vital Smarts
  9. DDI
  10. Lee Hecht Harrison
  11. Adizes Institute
  12. Richard Chang Assoc.
  13. Dialogos
  14. Booz Allen Hamilton
  15. Hewitt/Leadership
  16. Plante & Moran
  17. BlessingWhite
  18. Franklin-Covey
  19. Ken Blanchard Companies
  20. Integro Leadership Institute
  21. Forum Leadership Development
  22. Personnel Decisions Intl. (PDI)
  23. Human Potential Project
  24. Crowe Horwath
  25. International Leadership Assoc.
  26. Leadergrow
  27. Kepner-Tregoe
 
 
 
 
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