035 – Crafting Your Unique Leadership Story: Michael Madon, Former Deputy Assistant Secretary, U.S. Treasury Department
Your Leadership Story
English - October 08, 2014 08:00 - 38 minutes - 44.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 23 ratingsBusiness business entrepreneur entrepreneurship smallbusiness Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Michael Maden has a BA in English Literature from Cornel but he has not written the great American novel. He has, instead, crafted a fascinating leadership story filled with surprising twists, turns, and obstacles. A Great Educational Story Michael Madon has impressive educational credentials with a MBA from the Wharton Business School, a Master …
Michael Maden has a BA in English Literature from Cornel but he has not written the great American novel. He has, instead, crafted a fascinating leadership story filled with surprising twists, turns, and obstacles.
A Great Educational Story
Michael Madon has impressive educational credentials with a MBA from the Wharton Business School, a Master of International Affairs from Columbia University, and a BA in English Literature from Cornel. And if that was not enough, he even studied Russian in Moscow.
An Unusual Professional Story
Michael Madon is the Vice President of Red Owl Analytics, in Baltimore, Maryland.
Before joining RedOwl earlier this year, he was Deputy Assistant Secretary in the Office of Intelligence and Analysis for the US Department of Treasury where he oversaw the work of more than 150 people and a multi-million dollar budget including the Treasury’s Intelligence Operations Center.
While in the military, Michael Madon became an office and had fascinating assignments including work as the Director of the Iraq Issues Office and the Acting Unit Chief of the Middle East and Europe Team.
Before joining the military, Michael served as a Peace Corp Peace Corp volunteer in Kyrgyzstan.
Crafting Your Unique Leadership Story
By listening to this interview, you’ll not only hear Michael Madon’s fascinating leadership story, but you’ll learn important principles that will help craft your story.
The importance of understanding the context of new leadership opportunities
How formal education at different internals in your life can provide context for the next step
Why leaders must first learn to follow
The importance of active following
How to find driving purposes for your life then pursue those purposes
The value of the unconventional path in life and leadership
How do know when it’s time to move from one thing to the next in your leadership life
No matter what you are doing today, you will benefit from Michael Madon’s story and learn principles that you can apply today.
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