Faces of Leadership

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Faces of Leadership

The Faces of Leadership, presented by the Command Presence Leadership Institute, believes that leadership is about two things – people and action. Leaders from across society are interviewed to discover what drives them, what makes them effective, and what the impact is of the leadership they provide.

  1. 3 DAYS AGO

    Episode 21: Deposit Regularly

    In this episode of 'The Faces of Leadership,' host Michael Warren sits down with Chief Darren Gault, a seasoned law enforcement leader with over 26 years of experience. Chief Gault shares his journey, highlighting key elements that have shaped his leadership style, including his time at the FBI gang task force, his subsequent academic pursuits, and his transformative role as Chief of the Moline Police Department. The conversation delves into the importance of relationship-building in community policing, the impacts of toxic leadership, and the changing dynamics of generational leadership. Chief Gault also announces his candidacy for a vice president position in the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), underscoring his commitment to elevating the profession. Tune in to explore actionable insights on becoming a leader who inspires and empowers others.

    1h 1m

  2. OCT 29

    Episode 20: Ethical Leadership in a City of Leaders

    Join host Michael Warren on this episode of the Faces of Leadership podcast as he sits down with Chief Ross Swope to explore his extraordinary 43-year career in law enforcement. From his rise through the ranks of the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington D.C. to serving as Chief of Police at the Supreme Court, Chief Swope shares his experiences, challenges, and triumphs. Learn about his pivotal role in national demonstrations, the ethical dilemmas he navigated, and his contributions to creating an ethical police culture. The episode delves into the impact of leadership on organizational ethics, the balancing act of law enforcement duties, and the importance of maintaining public trust and officer accountability. Chief Swope also discusses his influential writings on ethics-based policing and their potential to address issues like excessive force and 'quiet quitting.' This insightful conversation is a must-watch for anyone interested in law enforcement, ethics, and leadership.

    54 min

  3. OCT 15

    Episode 19: Leading Up the Org Chart

    In this episode of the "Faces of Leadership" podcast, host Michael Warren interviews Chuck Dahlinger, a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in law enforcement and military service. The conversation delves into the essence of leadership, emphasizing the importance of informal leadership, diversity of perspectives, and agile leadership. Dahlinger shares his experiences from his career, the critical role of effective communication, and the value of continuous learning. The discussion touches on the challenges and skills gained from public safety roles, the importance of maintaining humanity in leadership positions, and strategies for retaining motivated officers. This episode is a deep dive into effective leadership practices and the importance of nurturing skills and mindsets that foster supportive and safe environments.

    59 min

  4. OCT 8

    Episode 18: Under Pressure

    In this episode, host Michael Warren welcomes Kelton Faught, co-founder of Under Pressure Services, LLC. They discuss the dual nature of leadership involving people and actions, and explore how Kelton's journey in entrepreneurship and leadership has transformed him personally and professionally. Kelton shares his pursuit of leadership through personal growth, balancing business and family life, and helping others achieve the same success. The episode dives deep into key philosophies such as the importance of passion and collaboration over competition. Kelton's experience resonates with practical insights on leadership and entrepreneurship, underscoring the significance of becoming the leader we aspire to have.

    50 min

  5. SEP 24

    Episode 17: People First

    Join host Michael Warren as he interviews David Bezzant, the national vice president of T-Mobile for government. This episode dives into leadership principles, technology's rapid advancement, T-Mobile's commitment to community and first responders, and the VA's Telehealth project. David shares insights from his career in wireless communications and his personal venture into urban fruit farming. Learn how T-Mobile's initiatives impact millions and the importance of putting people first in both professional and personal life.

    45 min

  6. SEP 17

    Episode 16: Ripple Effects

    In this episode of The Faces of Leadership, host Michael Warren sits down with Kristen Bouck Kemp, co-owner and CEO of MACNLOW Associates. They discuss the vital aspects of leadership in public safety, emphasizing the importance of people and actions. Kristen shares insights from her extensive career, including her experience with law enforcement training and her time as Executive Director of the Ingham County Bar Association. The conversation also highlights the significant impact of public safety professionals and the resilience required to handle traumatic events. Tune in to hear about the challenges and triumphs of leading in the public safety sector, the importance of continuous learning, and the power of love in leadership. Don't miss the inspiring stories from Kristen's personal and professional life, including a heartfelt discussion about her daughter’s courageous move to California and the collective effort to improve public safety training.

    49 min

  7. SEP 10

    Episode 15: Real Time

    In this episode, host Michael Warren welcomes Chief John Robison, the Public Safety Chief of Alpharetta, Georgia. Chief Robison shares his extensive experience in law enforcement and leadership, emphasizing the importance of transformational leadership, intentional and opportunistic development, and the power of effective communication. The discussion explores topics such as the benefits of outside perspectives, dealing with organizational challenges, and the pivotal role of sharing information to empower teams. Chief Robison also highlights the significance of continual learning and development within an organization, sharing his journey in writing his book 'A Compelling Force: Leadership' and the lessons he's gathered from his career and historical leaders. Tune in for valuable insights on becoming the leader you wish you had.

    56 min

  8. SEP 3

    Episode 14: New Beginnings

    In this episode of the Faces of Leadership podcast, host Michael Warren interviews retired U.S. Navy commander and Amazon Web Services executive, Karen Brasch. They discuss her 20-year career as a Naval aviator, the impact of her father's encouragement, and her transition into the tech industry. Karen shares insights on leadership, the importance of belief and commitment, and the value of volunteering. The episode offers powerful lessons on pushing boundaries, embracing change, and the significance of teaching moments both in leadership and parenting.

    1 hr
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The Faces of Leadership, presented by the Command Presence Leadership Institute, believes that leadership is about two things – people and action. Leaders from across society are interviewed to discover what drives them, what makes them effective, and what the impact is of the leadership they provide.

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