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Leadership, according to US News and World Report
By Jeremy | October 28, 2005
“Leadership, as the public tells the pollsters, is in disappointingly short supply. So the 25 people profiled in the following pages are a heartening exception to the rule.†Article.My (quick) two-cents (I haven’t actually read the articles yet):
- Rick Warren is the only religious figure on the list. Is his inclusion more about book sales or leadership?
- Techies abound, with Google, Apple, Ebay, and Microsoft represented. More evidence of revolution?
- Media moguls include Oprah, Fox News, and C-Span (!). What am I missing by not watching C-Span?
- Public officials are all minorities and/or women, except for the lone, active military figure. Political correctness or coincidence?
- I really need to meet Geoffrey Canada. Anyone know him?
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