Hi Karin, I love what you've outlined here.  I also love that you refer to what we do as "gigs" because I do that too.  Why should the rockstars and stand-up comedians be the only ones with gigs, right?  I'm a leader who tries to facilitate his own leadership gigs, and in my organization it is also my job to bring leaders together to share and learn from each other.  A couple of years ago we developed a leadership faculty, which is a handful of leaders who we qualified to teach our flagship leadership development course.  Many of our faculty are senior and executive-level leaders, who have a wealth of knowledge and experience to share.  And they are truly passionate about it.  I enjoy sitting back and watching them teach because they relate so well with the other leaders.  In this course we also do something simple, but impactful, which really opens the dialogue and puts all the leaders on a path of learning from and teaching each other.  We ask the leaders to share with a partner or in small group a piece of leadership advice that impacted them.  Then we sit back and watch.