Category Archives: Information

Repost: The Purpose of Divisiveness

By | September 30, 2013

[September 30, 2013]  For some reason the “Purpose of Divisiveness” post from 26 September does not work.  Here it is reposted. Yesterday I was listening to the news on the radio while driving.  I don’t remember the specific channel or who was talking but I do remember the news reporter replaying comments from a U.S. Representative (purposefully unnamed).  Our… Read More »

Small Town Leadership

By | September 29, 2013

[September 29, 2013]  Yesterday in a small central Pennsylvania town, there was a community celebration called “Borough Day”.  The celebration, an annual event, is designed to show off the community-minded spirit of its people. “The Little Town that Could®” demonstrates that strong leadership works great things regardless of the number of people involved, the resources available (small budget),… Read More »

A Leadership Philosophy

By | September 27, 2013

[September 27, 2013]  When I was a young Infantry captain and company commander, I published my command philosophy (i.e., my leadership philosophy) – good thing because it forced me to think about how I would act and how I thought soldiers would perceive me. I had spent time reading books on famous leaders from history, World War II… Read More »

Senior Leader Interview Questions

By | September 24, 2013

[September 24, 2013]  Whenever senior executive leaders are being interviewed for a prominent position, they will be asked questions that fall into distinct categories.  Of course, like in any interview, success is predicated upon a high level of preparation.  But what makes a senior leader executive truly successful in an interview means that one must understand what makes… Read More »

Myths about Senior Executive Leaders

By | September 21, 2013

[September 21, 2013]  While myths about senior executive leaders have been published, they are not widely known.  The fundamental reason to list these reasons here is twofold.  First, it makes the senior leader more aware of perceptions that may impede organizational success.  Second, junior leaders, by learning about them, might not be held back by their own misconceptions. … Read More »

Getting on Plan

By | September 19, 2013

[September 19, 2013]  Major General Joe Robies, Jr., the president and CEO of USAA, wrote about “getting on plan” in the Fall 2013 USAA insurance magazine.  He was giving good advice to USAA members to establish a financial retirement plan and get on it.  Of course, we all will agree with MG Robies.  We can carry his idea… Read More »

Start of a New Leadership Blog

By | August 1, 2013

[August 01, 2013]  As a new blogger it is my pleasure to present a leadership blog.  But, this blog has a bit of a twist to it.  The speciality here is “Senior Executive Leadership”.  There may be hundreds of blogs on “leadership” but none that I can find on senior executive leadership.  It is a more complex subject… Read More »