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• Women
• Team Building
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| Professional Speaker, Award-Winning Author and Business Leader |
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| A West Point graduate, Army Officer, business leader, and non-profit executive director, Donna McAleer has extensive and varied leadership experience in public, private and not-for-profit corporations. She is an award-winning author, former member of the US Women’ National Bobsled team, and a PSIA certified ski instructor. Her diverse skills and interests have made her an expert not only in leadership, but also building teams, developing role models, and breaking boundaries. She earned an |
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| Donna’s thought-provoking and engaging presentation on Leadership shares nine proven principles formed by men and women who lived and died through their ability to lead. In her keynote, the speaker teaches the significance of these principles and their application in the corporate and business world, giving an organization the knowledge necessary to strengthen their core leaders’ abilities, create and refine personal leadership philosophies and styles, and understand the passion and leadership skills required to excel. |
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| Porcelain on Steel |
Women of West Point’s Long Gray Line
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Recipient of a Gold Medal from the Military Writers Society of America, Porcelain on Steel is an insider’s tour of one of America’s most storied institutions and shares with the reader what it takes to succeed in the high-pressure, high-performance, high-testosterone lab that produces leaders for the Army and four our Nation.
In an ear where the American public is saturated with women selling sexuality, this book highlights those who are blessed with strong character traits, and who use them to make a positive contribution. Leadership is a matter of character, of how to be, not how to do it. Leadership is instilled in you—and the great leaders described in Porcelain on Steel in turn instill the virtue in others. Their qualities and strength of character would lead to success in any ear but their stories are especially relevant for today.
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