Tag Archives: ethics

Leadership and Legacy Thinking

In ancient Rome, a legatus was an ambassador, deputy, or governor sent to a province by the emperor.  A legatum was a bequest or legacy.  The words derive from the verb, lego, which means, “to send with a charge.” America today is burdened heavily with a legacy of failed leadership in business, government, and the […]

Parental Influences in Leadership Style and Ethics

We have leadership libraries with thousands of books. We have degrees and certificates on our walls as proofs of our intellectual education and training. We hold high positions in the organization where we are now. We are compensated well for our knowledge, skills, and abilities. Nevertheless, the fact is, regardless of where we are in […]