Events Calendar

Yes, we’re actually going out.

Dress warm as the Brewer's Deck is an outdoor venue (but it does have heat lamps). The Brewer's Deck is on the second floor above Jimbo's (take the escalator up in front of Handel's). There's parking in front of the building, but if it is full you can park for free in the adjacent large parking garage.

No RSVP necessary. Because that's how we roll.

Join us for an engaging webinar with Professor Jeff Sonnenfeld. The presentation’s theme, arising from Professor Sonnenfeld’s forthcoming book, Trump’s Ten Commandments, explores ten guiding principles—or “commandments”— that define President Donald Trump’s decision-making across business, media, and politics. This webinar is sponsored by the Yale School of Management’s Global Executive Leadership Program, where Professor Sonnenfeld is the faculty director. The Global Executive Leadership program features renowned Yale faculty sharing groundbreaking research, tools, and frameworks to help executives upskill for leadership, expand their impact, and make lasting change in the organizations and communities they serve.

In this webinar, Professor Sonnenfeld draws from decades of personal interactions as an advisor, critic, and confidant to President Trump, combined with extensive experience as a scholar studying and counseling thousands of top CEOs. His presentation illuminates predictable patterns behind the President’s seemingly chaotic style and demonstrates how his playbook breaks every conventional leadership rule, yet often achieves results through sheer force of will. This exploration of lessons in power, persuasion, and performance will re-examine not only President Trump’s successes and failures but also timeless truths about human ambition, influence, and control. Using the tools of insider analysis and leadership case study, Professor Sonnenfeld will decode how President Trump thinks, how he leads, and what his methods demonstrate—about both the dangers and the magnetism of power that defies traditional restraints.

Designed as an apolitical study in management and leadership, this academic exploration offers valuable insights for executives, managers, scholars, and followers of today’s news headlines. With a Q&A discussion moderated by Kavitha Bindra, Assistant Dean and Executive Director for Executive Education at Yale School of Management, and an open forum for a broad spectrum of viewpoints, this webinar will illuminate the strategy, psychology, and legacy of the Trump era of American presidency.

In a not so cold winter, why not come have a beer! The world gone splinter, so many living in fear. We Elis can all banter, give each other a little cheer.

Join the Colorado Yale Association at A Bit Twisted Brewpub and BBQ to celebrate Feb Club! 

Join SOM’s Program on Social Enterprise, Innovation, and Impact for the first session of a three-part training series on effective board leadership and management in the nonprofit space.   

Hear from Judy Chevalier, William S. Beinecke Professor of Finance and Economics and Faculty Director for the Program on Social Enterprise, Innovation, and Impact, and Rick Antle, William S. Beinecke Professor of Accounting, as they discuss nonprofit strategy and accounting.