How Boards Can Lead With Values That Build Trust

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English - May 01, 2018 21:30 - 31 minutes - 26 MB - ★★★★★ - 5 ratings
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How Boards Can Lead with Values that Build Trust.

Host: Nancy May, CEO, BoardBench Companies

Guest: General Tom Kolditz

From a very early age, we all get lessons and see examples of what’s right and wrong. These lessons stick with and follow each of us to very different degrees. Which may explain why some corporate board directors and CEOs make otherwise puzzling, but very poor decisions for themselves and their companies.

Leading from the point of trust takes time and consistently applied effort. When done well, investors, employees, and customers will follow and support you, even through the darkest of times. Learn how trust has taken some through extreme life and death battlefield crises. Listen to how such knowledge can be applied to corporate leadership.

Learn whether:

Bad leaders can really succeed by leading with the balance sheet alone

You can build a “bank” of trust and how to do it

You can still build trust while moving through grave uncertainty

Weakness can be used to build a position of strength and help you gain a strong following.

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