The Campfire Principle: Why Leadership Is an Oral Tradition 

The Campfire Principle: Why Leadership Is an Oral Tradition 

Long before there were leadership seminars, there were campfires. The best leadership wisdom rarely arrives in a slide deck. It comes from a mentor who told you the truth at the right moment, a grandmother's story you didn't understand until years later, a colleague who said the thing nobody else would say. This panel traces how that knowledge actually moves: person to person, generation to generation, story by story. Join our panelists as they explore the book's origins and what they reveal about the oldest way wisdom has ever traveled.

Panelists
Denise Nelson Nash, VP and Secretary of the Board, Scripps College; Partner, Akers Follett Press
Trish Beck, Clinical Assistant Professor, NYU; Partner, Akers Follett Press
Michael Miller, Associate Dean, CUNY, The Spitzer School of Architecture
Herminio L. Perez, Assistant Dean for Campus Life, Rutgers School of Dental Medicine
Lucas Welter, Chief Organization Development & Strategy Officer, AFS Intercultural Programs
Sharon Counts, Assistant Professor, Parsons, The New School

Moderated by
Erica McGibbon, Senior Director of Academic Affairs, NYU SPS

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