Leading Forward: The Evolution of Leadership
This Scuttlebutt Podcast will discuss the evolution of leadership. While the principles and traits of Marine Corps leadership are timeless, its application is fluid. This session will discuss not only how leadership evolves to meet the demands of an ever-changing Marine Corps, but also the tangible efforts the Marine Corps is making to continue its modernization.
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