Navigating Bureaucracy and Conflict: Professional Development Panel Mon., November 18, 2019 | 6:00 PM — 8:00 PM Quadrangle Club 1155 East 57th Street Chicago, IL 60637 United States Sponsored By: Harris Mentor Program Policy practitioners operate in complex social organizations comprised of diverse individuals with different interests and objectives. Shifting organizational objectives and hurdles can naturally create unneeded bureaucracy and personal conflict, making the ability to navigate bureaucracy and conflict impactful skills for policy practitioners. In this panel Mentors will be asked to share how they navigate bureaucracy in the organizations they work for, how they handle conflict that may arise with other policy practitioners, and how they utilize negotiation strategies to help achieve their objectives. The event will feature; Moderator: John Burrows, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer in Leadership, Harris Public Policy Sarah Boyle, Project Strategy Manager, Chicago Police Department Jason Gonzales, Co-Founder and Chairman, MIND + HAND Lauren Speigel, Former Senior Advisor for Policy and Research, Mayor's Office of Public Safety at City of Chicago Paul Hoffman, Manager, Guidehouse Please RSVP here. Recent News More news Chicago’s Sit-D Program: Transforming Police Behavior with Science-Based Training Wed., May 14, 2025 New Research Shows Medicaid Expansion Reduced Mortality in Low-Income Adults Tue., May 13, 2025 Alumni Profile: Lindsay Hiser, MPP’23 Thu., May 08, 2025