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SUMMARY:Leadership is Complex
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DESCRIPTION: I completed my dissertation work on “Analyzing leadership styles of incident commanders”. My decision to study this topic was based on three decades of being led and leading crisis responses. However, what prompted my decision to analyze crisis leadership was two major events those being 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina. Historically, I like to look at all the major wars we have been in and examine the various leadership styles of the civilian and military commanders during those times.
On a micro level, I witnessed local events where some leaders failed to step up and others rose to the occasion. I have seen leaders extinguish proverbial fires and others create chaos and fan the flames only to spread the fire. All hazards are the way to go when planning and preparing for crises. Beyond that, one should focus on all phases of disaster, crisis, or emergency management – mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery and I would add prevention before mitigation. Leadership and management...

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