Monthly Archives: October 2016

What Trump Got Wrong About Leadership During the Final Debate (Article)

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Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” As an independent — with no allegiance left or right, conservative or liberal, — I rely on values-based leadership principles to indicate how a presidential candidate is likely to deal with tough issues and challenges once in the White House. The role of a leader

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“Gutless Leadership”?

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Several of my Kellogg students have asked my “opinion” of the Wells Fargo scandal that has captured significant media attention over the past several weeks. I must say that as a former CEO and a current Kellogg professor teaching values-based leadership, only one word comes to mind: UNBELIEVABLE!!! Let’s start with the facts: It appears that several thousand (yes, I said

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