Leadership Tuesdays featuring Cathy Lanier and Confessions of a Type A Personality by Hope Porter
Leadership Tuesdays' goal is to provide a platform for a variety of voices and resources to develop, encourage, and strengthen women leaders.
Chief Cathy L. Lanier is the Chief of Police of the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C. She is a Woman History Maker. Chief Lanier overcame obstacles of becoming a single unwed mother at age 15 and dropping out of junior high school to become the “Top Cop” of the District of Columbia. In the following video, she answers five leadership questions.
WOMEN AT LIBERTY Blog Series:
As we wind down the month of May and prepare for our last holiday before Summer, Hope Porter shares with us how her family and those around her helped her discover an inconvenient truth about herself. Read her story in “Confessions of a Type A Personality: Learning to release and let go”.
Go to http://www.womenatlibery.com to view the stories.
Chief Cathy L. Lanier is the Chief of Police of the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C. She is a Woman History Maker. Chief Lanier overcame obstacles of becoming a single unwed mother at age 15 and dropping out of junior high school to become the “Top Cop” of the District of Columbia. In the following video, she answers five leadership questions.
WOMEN AT LIBERTY Blog Series:
As we wind down the month of May and prepare for our last holiday before Summer, Hope Porter shares with us how her family and those around her helped her discover an inconvenient truth about herself. Read her story in “Confessions of a Type A Personality: Learning to release and let go”.
Go to http://www.womenatlibery.com to view the stories.
