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31st Commandant of the USMC, CEO of an International Bank, & President of Birmingham Southern College, General Charles Krulak: The Pinnacle of Leadership
For those who don't know this about the Marine Corps, being selected to serve as the Commandant of an elite military force like the Marine Corps means that General Krulak is at the pinnacle of leadership; the highest leadership position in the USMC. What's even more admirable about this man is what he did after serving the country for 36 years. He continued his service in the public sector, first as the chairman and CEO of an International Bank, and then later as the president of Birmingham Southern College. His distinguished leadership doesn't stop there. General Krulak serves as co-chair of the national effort to disrupt the business of modern-day slavery and human trafficking, as well as co-chair of a group of 100 Senior Flag and General Officers opposing enhanced interrogation techniques, also known as torture. Tune in to hear General Krulak's extraordinary answers to questions about his approach to leadership, which involves respect and the humanism of genuine caring to inspire and develop teams of every type, no matter the skill level or background.
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For those who don't know this about the Marine Corps, being selected to serve as the Commandant of an elite military force like the Marine Corps means that General Krulak is at the pinnacle of leadership; the highest leadership position in the USMC. What's even more admirable about this man is what he did after serving the country for 36 years. He continued his service in the public sector, first as the chairman and CEO of an International Bank, and then later as the president of Birmingham Southern College. His distinguished leadership doesn't stop there. General Krulak serves as co-chair of the national effort to disrupt the business of modern-day slavery and human trafficking, as well as co-chair of a group of 100 Senior Flag and General Officers opposing enhanced interrogation techniques, also known as torture. Tune in to hear General Krulak's extraordinary answers to questions about his approach to leadership, which involves respect and the humanism of genuine caring to inspire and develop teams of every type, no matter the skill level or background.