Being a good leader means being able to exercise your power with balance and effectiveness. However, doing so is not easy and can lead to doubts, tensions and discontent.
How to exercise power without being "dictatorial"? How to manage conflicts and tensions linked to authority? When to use the direct power and when influence? How?
This meeting offers participants the opportunity to reflect on the use they make of the power of their roles. To do so, they will be able to confront Eugene B. Kogan, Harvard professor and power relationship expert, who will help them to discuss how to refine the use they make of power, making it more effective and, at the same time, more appreciated by their collaborators.  

Specifically, the following topics will be explored:

• authority, authority and influence: a fine line
• effective leadership: how to exercise power in a fair and responsible manner
• manage situations of tension.