Leadership Presented by: Karyn M. Warsow, MS, MPH, DrPH Candidate Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Department of Health Policy Management & Leadership
Definitions of a Leader “ A leader is a person who  inspires  others to  action and guides their undertakings.” “ Leaders are working within a group to  mobilize  its resources to reach a commonly shared goal.” “ A leader creates a  vision  for others then  directs  them toward achieving that vision. “ A leader is one who can see the  consequences  of his/her actions further than his/her peers.”
Why is Leadership Important Leads to effectiveness and innovation Builds collaboration Advocate “ Leadership is our most powerful instrument to create a healthier society.” (AJPH)
Barriers to Effective Leadership Leadership is frequently identified with the exercise of power, which many find inspiring, even  intoxicating . Effective leadership can be  destructive  as well as constructive. The basic instincts of some people are to  dominate , whatever their qualifications.  Leadership is a process of struggling to the top and giving free rein to their  megalomania .
Profile of a Future Leader Thinks Globally Anticipates Opportunity Creates a Shared Vision Develops and Empowers People Appreciates Cultural Diversity Builds Teamwork and Partnerships Embraces Change Technological Savvy
Profile of a Future Leader Continued… Encourages Constructive Challenge Ensures Customer Satisfaction Achieves a Competitive Advantage Demonstrates Personal Mastery Shares Leadership Lives the Values
The 8 Principles of Successful Leadership Integrity Creativity Vision Trust Participation Learning Diversity Community
Effective Leadership Need to have leaders who aren’t seeking credit for what they’ve accomplished. Leader who’s acknowledgment is seeing the realization of their: Values Vision Leadership Need to have leaders who work as part of a team Help to influence decisions and not overly authoritative
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    Leadership Presented by:Karyn M. Warsow, MS, MPH, DrPH Candidate Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Department of Health Policy Management & Leadership
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    Definitions of aLeader “ A leader is a person who inspires others to action and guides their undertakings.” “ Leaders are working within a group to mobilize its resources to reach a commonly shared goal.” “ A leader creates a vision for others then directs them toward achieving that vision. “ A leader is one who can see the consequences of his/her actions further than his/her peers.”
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    Why is LeadershipImportant Leads to effectiveness and innovation Builds collaboration Advocate “ Leadership is our most powerful instrument to create a healthier society.” (AJPH)
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    Barriers to EffectiveLeadership Leadership is frequently identified with the exercise of power, which many find inspiring, even intoxicating . Effective leadership can be destructive as well as constructive. The basic instincts of some people are to dominate , whatever their qualifications. Leadership is a process of struggling to the top and giving free rein to their megalomania .
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    Profile of aFuture Leader Thinks Globally Anticipates Opportunity Creates a Shared Vision Develops and Empowers People Appreciates Cultural Diversity Builds Teamwork and Partnerships Embraces Change Technological Savvy
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    Profile of aFuture Leader Continued… Encourages Constructive Challenge Ensures Customer Satisfaction Achieves a Competitive Advantage Demonstrates Personal Mastery Shares Leadership Lives the Values
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    The 8 Principlesof Successful Leadership Integrity Creativity Vision Trust Participation Learning Diversity Community
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    Effective Leadership Needto have leaders who aren’t seeking credit for what they’ve accomplished. Leader who’s acknowledgment is seeing the realization of their: Values Vision Leadership Need to have leaders who work as part of a team Help to influence decisions and not overly authoritative
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