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Background
In the long history of attempts to integrate the United States military
in various ways, perhaps no experience or initiative assumed nearly the prominence
and significance of the Tuskegee Experiment. The training of African-
This program will use the story of the Tuskegee Airmen to explore the dynamics and leadership issues related to embracing diversity and creating an inclusive culture in the contemporary business environment. Its purpose is to challenge and support corporate leaders to actively engage elements of diversity in an inclusive and deliberate fashion to improve performance capability. The program will provide a shared frame of reference and language for action, and participants will leave better able to serve as active leaders for corporate diversity goals.
The Leadership Experience
Case studies will focus on Colonel Benjamin Davis and his unwavering dedication to the goal of equality of opportunity regardless of color, Judge William Hastie and his sense of accountability in risking his prominence and reputation for the sake of a greater cause, Doctor Vance Marchbanks and his courage in opposing and changing the medical education practices which meant Blacks were excluded from the required schooling to serve as flight surgeons, and General Noel Parrish for his innovative policy changes and unselfish championing of African American pilot capabilities at the risk of his personal safety and ostracism by his fellow General officers.
The leadership lessons and practices related to harnessing diversity and leading in an inclusive manner which the program will bring into focus include:
Direction setting and obtaining ownership of end goals in an aligned manner
Connecting power and potential in identifying and selecting talent
Modeling the responsible elevation of issues that may be labeled “taboo” or “politically incorrect” for the culture of the time
Mentoring and sponsoring in an inclusive manner as a culture shaping influence
Innovation and risk-
Choosing the harder “right”
This program is ideally delivered as a full-
Tuskegee Airmen
Leadership Experience