Leaders Respond
RESPECTED LEADERS RESPOND
Anthony C. Aiken
Retired Colonel, United States Army, and Retired CEO and President, Aiken Global Group, LLC.
"Be an authentic leader, be yourself and believe in others."
Roger H. Aiken
CFP Managing Director Market Manager Allen Myer Whatley Private Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors
People don't care what you know until they know that you care."
Gilbert Bailon
Executive Editor, WBEZ Radio
"Address how to best guide individuals toward mutual goals, which requires communication, flexibility and engagement."
Dorothy Bland
Professor at the University of North Texas. Former Dean at UNT Mayborn School of Journalism, and Gannett President and Publisher
"Encourage others. Expect the best, put in the effort to be the change you want to see in the world."
Paul Cheung
Developing Strategies for a Trusted Information Ecosystem in the era of AI & Web3
"Prioritize learning. Channel your ancestors, it's ok to be vulnerable and exercise self-care and self-advocacy."
Evelyn Hsu
Co-Executive Director, The Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Eduication
"...create an environment that allows everyone to do their best work."
Jeffrey Jackson
Vice President and Head od Debit Operations, Fiserv
"...do what is right when it's right - even when no one is watching, which is why people follow me as a leader."
James B. Mullen
President Emeritus of Allegheny College, Pennsylvania
"Be genuine, maintain a dose of humility, hire people that challenge you, have a sense of curiosity and have a sense of humor."
Leslie Winner
Retired Civil Rights Attorney, former NC State Senator, VP and General Council of UNC Board of Governors and form ED of ZSR Foundation.
"Set big goals. Think big, seek collaboration, listen to your people, think strategically and don't be afraid of disagreement."