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Speaker, Safety Advocate, , Pilot

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  1. Jun 4

    General Mattis: "We must reject any thinking of our cities as a 'battlespace' that our uniformed military is called upon to 'dominate.'” via

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  2. Jun 4

    Admiral Mullen: "I cannot remain silent...Our fellow citizens are not the enemy, and must never become so."

    "I have to date been reticent to speak out on issues surrounding President Trump's leadership, but we are at an inflection point and events of the last few weeks have made it impossible to remain silent," Mike Mullen writes:
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  3. Jun 3

    Powerful statement and call to channel our justifiable anger into effective action.

    I wrote out some thoughts on how to make this moment a real turning point to bring about real change––and pulled together some resources to help young activists sustain the momentum by channeling their energy into concrete action.
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  4. Jun 2

    I’m joining the movement to allow Black voices to be heard and amplified, while taking time to listen, reflect and learn more.

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  5. May 28

    Like many before them throughout history, the men and women on the frontlines of this pandemic may say they’re “just doing their jobs” - but they’ll forever be celebrated for fighting to save the world.

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  6. May 27

    Leaders who use this time of uncertainty as an opportunity for reflection and growth will build teams that bring more meaning to their work during this crisis, and beyond. via

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  7. May 25

    The brave men and women in the U.S. military are serving a cause greater than themselves. And some pay the ultimate price for doing so. Today Lorrie and I honor them and all U.S. service members all over the world.

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  8. May 24

    Preserving workplace culture is as important as ever during this pandemic - and more challenging than ever. Great read from with tips on how leaders can do it. via

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  9. May 19

    An important article about how to keep us safe when we fly. I know one of the authors well. Capt. Larry Rooney is a colleague who spent 18 months working on the NTSB investigation of .

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  10. May 18

    As we recognize , we celebrate the bravery and dedication of all EMS and frontline workers who protect the safety and wellbeing of all our communities on a daily basis.

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  11. May 17

    This is a long article, but it's worth the read. I met in 2009 at a Harvard event. He is a brilliant physician who is a champion of adopting aviation safety protocols for medicine. via

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  12. May 14

    The impact of the on the workplace will extend far beyond quarantine. outlines how leaders at every level can, and should, prepare for the future of work. via

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  13. May 12

    Leaders who stand out among their peers are those with appropriate emotional intelligence and those who have their team’s best interests at heart. via

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  14. May 11

    Leaders must always encourage team building, especially in the most challenging times.

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  15. May 10

    Below are my full thoughts this as we celebrate the love, care, and hard work of all mothers, everywhere.

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  16. May 8

    3/3 So, today let us take heart from those who came before us and do our duty as citizens to protect and preserve our democracy. via

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  17. May 8

    2/3 An entire generation gave their all in a six-year-long titanic global struggle to save the world from fascism and authoritarian rule. It's estimated that between 70 & 85 million people died from the war or war-related causes. Sadly, we still face some of these challenges now.

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  18. May 8

    1/3 Today is the 75th anniversary of (Victory in Europe), when Nazi Germany surrendered unconditionally, ending fighting in Europe during World War II. via

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  19. May 7

    GPS is critically important to our national security and our economy. Yet has approved a private company's use of frequencies that will interfere with GPS. This wrongheaded and dangerous decision must be reversed. via

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  20. May 6

    Ingenuity at its finest - a young man in Vermont came up with the idea for graduates to donate their unused graduation gowns to frontline healthcare workers in need of PPE. via

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