Gus Lee Talks About Courageous Leadership

Gus Lee’s mentors, H. Norman Schwarzkopf of West Point and Edgar Bodenheimer at King Hall School of Law made it very clear to him that leadership is grounded first in high character, not in intelligence or competence. And that it’s learnable. In this Podcast, Gus share the three things we need to do to become courageous leaders.

Gus Lee Talks About Courageous Leadership
[Total Running Time: 5:33 | Size: 5.21 MB]
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Interviewer:
Elizabeth Speed, DDI Marketing

Thought leader:
Gus Lee, Ethicist and author, Courage: The Backbone of Leadership

Gus Lee is both the best-selling author of several highly praised books and a nationally recognized ethicist and leadership consultant, serving as legal counsel to the Connelly Investigation/U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee's worldwide ethics investigation.  His multi-talents have led to appearances on "CBS This Morning" with Harry Smith, "Sonya Live," CNN with Bernard Shaw, NPR with Terry Gross and Diane Rehm, Voice of America, and PBS, writing for Time, advisor to the U.S. Air Force Academy's Center for Character Development, and perennial keynoter for West Point's National Conference on Ethics in America.