Tony Bozzella Speaks to Buccino Leadership Institute Students
Bozzella explains that it is fine to want to be competitive and lead your team to success, but each leader should do it in whatever way fits them best.
Read MoreBozzella explains that it is fine to want to be competitive and lead your team to success, but each leader should do it in whatever way fits them best.
Read MoreThe lack of policy concerning AI is leaving governments to scramble to create legal frameworks that AI can exist within, as well as creating a gap in government’s ability to combat security risks.
Read MoreKlein shares that he has used running as his motivation as well as a foundation for maintaining a fruitful life. The discipline that is required to run these long distances has helped him become a better father, worker, and boss, amongst other aspects of life.
Read MoreThe discussion began with Professor Knight providing an overview of the invasion of Ukraine, drawing attention to the strategic failures the war has included, seen through the slow grind of the twenty months of the war.
Read MoreOn September 28th, students within Seton Hall University’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations had the rare opportunity to catch a glimpse into the darkest parts of the world.
Read MoreThere has been some controversy concerning the EBRD in terms of investments, as environmental and human rights advocates claim that the EBRD is supplying nations which commit aggressive acts against neighbors’ resources, despite the bank’s not making any new investments in Russia since 2014.
Read MoreHis talk focused on introducing the Greenleaf Center to the students, as well as to provide information about what servant leadership is and illustrate how humans can incorporate that into everything they do in life.
Read MoreAltalli shared that although it is easy to focus on the negative attributes of situations the CCSD addresses, the CCSD has vast opportunities to make a positive impact within Syria.
Read MoreMajors spoke to the students on the importance of self-accountability and direction, starting and ending his lecture by having all attendees stand up, raise their right hands, and repeat after him: “I am strong, I am powerful, I am wealthy, I am excellence – stay focused, remain humble, and keep working, keep working, keep working.”
Read MoreDr. Dakkak emphasized that the motivation behind the work she does in the UN is not to get recognition or praise. Instead, she stated, her core values are the central motivating factor behind these projects.
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