Leadership Baton Rouge Alumni’s Post

Those who master the art of communication just do better personally & professionally! Take “yourself” out of the center & put “others” there! It’s not lonely at the top when you pull others up each rung of the ladder with you! REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS OCT. 4! Register your team! #Leadership #Communication

We all communicate one on one, in small groups, standing up making presentations, etc. The best communicators get promoted, make more money, & lead teams. Do you want to get better so that you grow personally & flourish professionally? Then register today for the Lunch & Learn! #ProfessionalDevelopment #Leadership

We’ll have fun together networking, enjoying lunch, & learning how to become a better communicator. Connecting with people will help you grow personally and professionally. You’ll have better relationships and advance faster in your career. Every One Communicates Few Connect will provide you with some leadership nuggets that can be immediately applied. Also, those in attendance will learn more about a four session Mastermind Group coming up in November to do a deeper dive into leadership. Register today for the October session! #Leadership

On this episode of The Hidden Work of Leadership, Tod Bolsinger teaches listeners adaptive leadership practices that help them deal with difficult issues like: What to do when you think you’re doing everything right but morale decreases and what happens when the very thing that’s gotten you to where you are as a leader is no longer what is needed. Tod is the Senior Congregational Strategist for the Church Leadership Institute, Affiliate Professor of Leadership Formation at Fuller Theological Seminary, and co-owner and principal of AE Sloan Leadership. He has written nine books, speaks all over the world, and worked with organizations like Baylor University, World Vision, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, Young Life, The Salvation Army, and over 100 churches of different sizes, denominations, and locations. Click the link below to learn more: https://lnkd.in/es6B5zC8

👉 3 Leadership Lessons I learned from Georgia Institute of Technology Head Football 🏈 Brent Key: ✅ Authenticity is magnetic and inspiring 💡. Coach Key’s genuine empathy and passion for his team and organization shines 🌟 through and encourages others to follow his lead. ✅ Relationships 👯 are critical to advancement. Coach Key’s strong relationships with his athletes, staff, and mentors, that he cultivated by listening 👂 and building strong connections, are keys to his success. ✅ Mistakes are opportunities for growth 📈. Coach Key admits and finds opportunities to grow and improve from all his mistakes, but at the same time, he intentionally shuts out the negativity 🛑 that can thwart growth by staying clear of social media. ✅ Thanks Atlanta Intown Georgia Tech Network, Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business, and Georgia Tech Athletic Association for hosting such a fun event 🥂.

Update from Young Black Leadership Alliance (YBLA) John Martin and Tammy Martin Day 2 in Belize! Check out this video update from our Service Abroad Trip to Belize. Please continue following us on social media to track our progress. #WeBuildLeaders

At R-MA, taking calculated risks is key to success. Through leadership roles in the Cadet Corps or participation in our Summer Leadership School, our students learn to step out of their comfort zones in a safe, supportive environment. These experiences cultivate essential qualities such as leadership, discipline, respect, and honor. Learn more by reading our blog post: https://hubs.li/Q02ywmr00

We all have traits were we excell, identifying them through DNA, can significantly speed up your self improvement. Dr Antoine Eid is definitely on to something here. Join me for this free webinar December 11th. #leadership #UnlockYourSuperpower #DNA #JeffGriffin

There are lots of shared leadership lessons from military and sports. For #VeteransDay, we did an interview with 4 Star General (Ret) Martin E. Dempsey to share tips for great leadership with us. GEN(R) Dempsey is in the unique role of having served as the 18th Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (the highest ranking military office in our nation) and as the Chairman of USA Basketball, and a special advisor to Adam Silver of the National Basketball Association (NBA). Time Magazine named him of the 100 Most Influential People. GEN(R) Dempsey (Duke MA'84), is also a Duke University alumnus, and COLE Advisory Board Member Emeritus. As a Duke Rubenstein Fellow at he has taught courses at the Duke University - The Fuqua School of Business and at Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy with Duke Program in American Grand Strategy Director Peter Feaver. In this conversation we discussed:   ⭐What makes him most proud to be an American ⭐How Kobe Bryant and Steph Curry and other greats prepare for winning ⭐His superpowers of leading with everyday courage and helping others develop everyday courage ⭐Why leaders need to create space for reflection and a “Campaign of Learning” ⭐How giving your team memories is a way to building TRUST ⭐How Leadership is a Privilege and ⭐How we can Make It Matter GEN(R) Dempsey’s books include, the bestseller Radical Inclusion: What the Post-9/11 World Should Have Taught Us About Leadership and No Time For Spectators: The Lessons That Mattered Most From West Point To The West Wing.   https://lnkd.in/eKuANbXu #leadership #militaryleadership #SportsLeadership

How to reconnect with your old Burgmann mates (and make some new ones), leadership changes for the College, and giving kudos to Burgmann's best and brightest 💡 🏆. BCAA President Matthew Lobb lays it all out in his latest update! Read it here ➡️ https://loom.ly/9h2Goeg