Leaders are made – not born!
My long-term passion for the art and science of leadership goes back to my early days in the Marine Corps. A painful experience as a private first class has stayed […] Read More
Keith Bushey
Developing an effective public safety cadet program just got much easier
In my law enforcement career, spanning several decades and seven agencies, I can say without reservation that among my most valuable and satisfying experiences were the development and operation of […] Read More
Helpful hints when assuming command
The phrase “you never get a second chance to make a first impression” certainly applies to the actions of an executive taking command of an organization. Just having common sense […] Read More
Strengthening your organization
How to fight against false allegations of discrimination, harassment or bias
As we are all painfully aware, legitimate and painful acts of discrimination, sexual harassment and bias have been a serious reality in a great many organizations in the past. Unfortunately, […] Read More
The ability to write well is an essential leadership skill
The necessity for strong writing skills
Although it is not a pleasant topic to discuss and difficult for many to accept, the reality is that strong writing skills, just like strong verbal skills, are essential leadership […] Read More
Conference leadership skills
Techniques for running productive meetings
Whether chairing a small staff meeting or a large conference, there are a number of subtle leadership behaviors that are essential to ensure that the gathering is successful in terms […] Read More
