General Leadership

JULY 30, 2014

“Rusty” Findley II, former Air Force Lieutenant General and now an independent consultant at VMFindley Consulting LLC, to ask him a few questions about leadership and personal motivation. In our latest LeaderView™ Leadership Profile, we caught up with Vern M.

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General Leadership

MARCH 5, 2014

As a teacher, author , blogger and social media consultant, Angela has spent the past twenty-two years working diligently to help learners of all ages succeed by recognizing their power as readers, writers, and global communicators. Education changes lives.

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General Leadership

MARCH 2, 2015

Curator Posts Advice Ask GeneralLeadership Consulting Fan Mail feedback Mail Bag Question Tough Questions' The VP that I interviewed with noted that they need a strong leader to shape up the current staff or to remake the staff. … Read the rest. The post Ask GeneralLeadership – 1 appeared first on General Leadership.

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General Leadership

AUGUST 26, 2016

Recently, I had the amazing opportunity to consult with a company founded in 1836 and developing over the last 180 years into the global specialist they are today. Covey , How fast does a $30B company move, sell, grow and survive? How fast does a start-up develop their foothold in the business environment? At the Speed of Trust !

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General Leadership

SEPTEMBER 2, 2015

Founder & Owner: Young Tiger Consultants LLC. Co-Founder: The Engineering Coach. Colonel Geno Redmon. Retired June 2002) Vice Commander of Tanker Airlift Control Center (Scott AFB, IL). Lieutenant Colonel Croft Edwards. Active Reserve) US Army Adjunct Professor and Small Group Instructor.

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General Leadership

FEBRUARY 7, 2014

No belt colors, no change coaches, no consulting fees. For a change to be positive, it must decrease the time required, increase efficiency, improve structure or increase simplicity. That’s it, simply put. Every desired or required improvement must meet at least one of these criteria. If it doesn’t, don’t do it.

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