Lessons from Gettysburg: Leadership Preparation vs Leadership Identification

by Love & Company | Oct 13, 2017

Listen to the latest Love & Company Leaders’ Board podcast!

This is the third episode of a three-part podcast series about what senior living executives can learn about leadership from the Battle of Gettysburg.

In this episode, Chris Carruthers, Vice President of Health Services Marketing, talks with John Franklin, Managing Director and Group Head of BB&T Capital Markets’ Healthcare Finance Group, about leadership preparation versus leadership identification.

For additional insights and information about BB&T Capital Markets’ Healthcare Finance Group, or to get a copy of John’s white paper, “Leadership Lessons From the Battle of Gettysburg,” please visit the BB&T Capital Markets website.

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