Author of eight books (and counting!), former Gulf War Veteran and Air Force Officer 
Tracey C. Jones is the president of Tremendous Leadership Books.

"Excellence and Ethics"

Take it from former Air Force Officer Tracey Jones, the old rules don’t apply.  We are bombarded with misinformation and insulting behavior from all levels.  This calls for a new arsenal that equips us to deal with life’s daily assaults on our values, esteem and character.

Tracey Jones has been there – she is a Gulf War veteran who became a highly successful author, powerful presenter and President of Tremendous Leadership Books.  Whether you’re assigned to a project team or own a business, this program is for you!

Take-aways:

1)     Navigating:  New Trends & Timeless Values

• Who’s telling the truth?  Discerning authenticity
• The R.E.D. Method of Critical Thinking

2)     Did you see that coming?

• Betrayals, Snakes & Fools
• Fight, Flight or Adapt?

3) Don't be Ridicule-ous

•  Making a Difference versus Making  A Point
• Do you have ESP?
• What's Your Communication Style?
  

More About Tracey:

A former Air Force officer and Gulf War veteran, Tracey’s storied career in uniform took her from Roswell, New Mexico to stations in Germany and England, where she honed her operational expertise and tremendous leadership skills in a number of command roles. A Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, native, Tracey is a graduate of the New Mexico Military Institute and the Air Force Academy.

With twelve years in the Air Force, another ten in corporate boardrooms, plus an MBA in Global Management, Tracey built an impressive career as a corporate “fixer.”  Her deep love of education propelled her to continue her educational pursuits in a Philosophy of Leadership doctoral program.

Recommended for 1 CPE in Ethics - Basic Level

 Recommended for individuals either in informal or formal leadership capacities who desire to promote ethical behavior among team members.  It is up to the individual to determine applicability to his/her own area of practice.  OK Ethics makes no guarantees.