Leading in Times of Crisis
Federal Judicial Center
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ava21097vnb1 -- 4319-V/02 \(2002\)
Leading in Times of Crisis
February 21, 2002. After the tragic events of September 11, many court managers have a new sense of urgency and commitment to their roles as leaders. This program features interviews with Kathleen Farrell, clerk, and Vito Genna, chief deputy \(Bankr. S.D.N.Y.\); Sherri R. Carter, clerk, and Allen Leslien, chief deputy \(C.D. Cal.\), who have led their courts through crises. It also features a live panel discussion with Karen Milton, circuit executive \(2d Cir.\), Ralph L. DeLoach, clerk \(D. Kan.\), Frank Schwartz, chief probation officer \(S.D. Fla.\), and FJC staff on strategies leaders can take to anticipate and respond to emergency situations. Bill Lehman, deputy assistant director of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts' Office of Facilities and Security, provides guidance on Continuity of Operations Plans \(COOP\) and resources for disaster assistance.
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