As a business person in a position of authority, you should always strive to operate as leader. You may never know the positive impact you may make on someone who is silently watching.

A great leader’s character is more enduring than his or her dossier. While your ancestry and accomplishments may bring you notoriety and invitations, it is ultimately your aptitude for inspiring, energizing and connecting with people that draws them to you.

Formation flying has been practiced since World War I for strategic, safety and tactical reasons. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, formation flying is defined as “two or more aircraft traveling and maneuvering together in a disciplined, synchronized, pre-determined manner.”

In today's fast paced highly competitive world, good leadership skills are essential. We are all experiencing increased pressure to deliver results with diminishing resources. This series will help you to get the best out of your company, your team and yourself. 

The first of a three part series, vision and passion are discussed highlighting how parenting and leadership have the same skill set.

Bill Bozeman, PSA President re-visits the lessons learned from the Leadership Institute classes at PSA-TEC 2013.

Inspiration, setting direction and collaboration is discussed in the 2nd of the 3 part series.

 In the first of many interviews, Bill Bozeman PSA President discusses the important role that leadership has played in Ron's life.

 As a leader, you are called upon frequently to make decisions quickly. Odds are that even with a good amount of data, supporting information and nods of approval from your management team, you've still made some bad calls.