Colonel Chris P. Levy You explains you can learn almost as much about leadership from losers as you can from heroes. The good leaders in a person’s history are usually the ones that spring to mind when considering how to lead. I ask you to break from this habit and consider the leaders you would rather forget, the ones that still give you that feeling in the pit of your stomach or cause you to have nightmares. Those bad leaders can teach you what NOT to do, and those results can be just as beneficial in developing desired leadership qualities.
Christopher P Levy is a driven leader with 24 years of experience in operations and international relations. A successful senior DoD leader from the tactical to strategic levels, Chris has earned documented success in the areas of curriculum and syllabus development, contract management and flight operations. He has specialized experience in tactical aviation, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance operations and remotely piloted aircraft and is an active duty Colonel with command experience in the United States Air Force. With three NATO tours in Turkey and Afghanistan, Chris has demonstrated exceptional ability to succeed in multinational organizations. He and his wife, Wendy, live with their three children in Virginia.
