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Bell Leadership Institute Introduces Signature Roundtables, Built Around Your Business
New cohort-based experiences bring leaders from within the same organization together over time to grow individually, strengthen leadership teams, and address the challenges that matter most to their business.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — October 29, 2026 — Bell Leadership Institute today announced Bell Leadership Signature Roundtables, a new suite of leadership development experiences that bring leaders from the same organization together to learn, challenge one another, and solve real business problems side by side. The result is a deeper leadership bench, a shared language for how leaders lead, and a leadership culture that grows stronger inside the organization.
The Signature Roundtables suite includes three experiences designed for distinct groups of leaders within an organization:
Amy Hagen, Executive Director, Bell Leadership Institute
Bill Sanford, Senior Executive Leadership Trainer, Bell Leadership Institute
Bell Leadership Institute helps organizations build leaders people trust. For more than 50 years, Bell Leadership has partnered with organizations to strengthen leadership effectiveness, improve organizational performance, and create lasting impact through leadership development, executive coaching, assessments, and consulting.
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