By Ray Rottman I was 31 years old when my vibrant, non-smoking father was diagnosed with lung cancer a few days after his 75th birthday; we said our final goodbyes […]
In Memoriam Ted Parker
It is with a very heavy heart that we share the news that VADM Ted Parker passed away June 25th. VADM Parker was one of the founding members of SLG. […]
Leading Like a Father
By Chuck Hollingsworth Content Notice: This article contains a traumatic, but miraculous birth story. Discretion is advised to those who may be sensitive. It was my first time in a delivery […]
Wearing Many Hats
By Ali and Mary Ghaffari As Leaders, we often talk of wearing many different hats. We speak of Leadership and Followership. We speak of influencing our co-workers, our teams, or […]
The Renaissance of Character
by Elise Keitz We find ourselves in a unique moment for defining who we will be next, as individuals and as a society. When perhaps we were drowning in professional […]
Integrity of Faith and Cyberspace
–By Branden Lynam I wrapped up my Severn Leadership Group fellowship in April of 2019, shortly after the birth of my fifth child. I was about halfway through my present […]
Why Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion?
By Ed Sheppard – While serving on active duty as a Coast Guard Officer, my family and I were fortunate to live, work and travel in many locations where we […]
The Difference a Mentor Makes
By Darby Yeager – As a navy helicopter pilot, I have been blessed with a lot of great professional mentors throughout my career. From department heads to skippers, I always […]
On Leadership: Service to Others
By August Pasquale — The following is an excerpt from James Kouzes and Barry Posner’s A Leader’s Legacy, with additional comments and analysis below. “Everything leaders do is about providing […]
Now, More than Ever
By Sig Berg – The Walk to Freedom on June 23, 1963 in Detroit. It was the largest civil rights march in the nation’s history up to that date. It […]
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