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David A. Armstrong, J.D., the 10th President of St. Thomas University, shares his proven strategies for turning around small, faith-based colleges and universities facing serious challenges. Drawing on his deep experience rescuing institutions from the brink of closure, President Armstrong outlines the 20 essential steps every leader must take to restore financial health, enrollment growth, and long-term success. In this powerful series, he offers actionable insights and leadership lessons for anyone tasked with transforming higher education institutions in crisis.
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Opdateringsfrekvens:
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39 minutes
Videopodcast
Engelsk
USA
9 episoder
siden 5. maj 2025
episodic
SENESTE EPISODE 🔗
We end The 20 Things with our Epilogue and last questions.
Thank you for listening.
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SIDSTE EPISODER 🔗
We continue with The 20 Things.
Number 19, Data, Data, Data. Know Thyself!
Number 20, Forgetting the Final Role of Leadership: Succession
We continue with The 20 Things.
Number 16, The Policy & Procedure Desert
Number 17, Giving It Away
Number 18, School Spirit is a Ghost
We continue with The 20 Things
Number 13, Paying Others to Tell Your Story
Number 14, The Board Is In the Dark
Number 15, People Are Not Being Held Accountable
We continue with The 20 Things
Number 10, WAYMISH Culture
Number 11, Not Making Money at Your Core Function
Number 12, Trying to Raise Money, Rather Than Finding Investors
We continue The 20 Things with
Number 7, If I Need Consultants, I Don't Need You
Number 8, Athletics Are Not Institution First
Number 9, No Partners, Only Vendors
We continue The 20 Things with
Number 4, Shared Governance Denial
Number 5, A Can't-Do Attitude is Present in Revenue Production
Number 6, Everybody Hates I.T.
Today, we start The 20 Things I Know with
Number 1, We Have Lost that Vision Thing
Number 2, The Poverty Pit
Number 3, The Front Porch is Falling Off the House
On our Episode 00, President Armstrong shares an overview of his life story so far. Get to know the man behind The 20 Things I Know Walking Into a Financially Failing Institution (and how to fix them!)
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