FAMOUS LEADERS: What makes them?

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FAMOUS LEADERS What makes them?

• Leadership Service Learning
• Highmore FACS
• Instructor Alana Bergeleen

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Leadership is

• The process of an individual influencing members
  of a group to work toward the groups goals.

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Martin Luther King

• He was a speaker who provided inspiration to a
  lot of people. Most popular among his
  inspirational speeches was the "I have a dream
  "speech. This speech brought a lot of people into
  taking action as King spoke with authority and
  was capable of mobilizing an entire country that
  shared his vision.

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John F. Kennedy

• He was a very charismatic leader who along with
  is wife turned the White House into a fairy tale
  story. As a president he also energized the
  nation and made the space program a national
  affair. With his vision he set a goal that was
  reached and for which he will be eternally
  remembered.

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Martha Stewart

• The image of a meticulous and highly demanding
  individual easily comes to mind when you think of
  this woman. In her we find a sizeable amount of
  controversy but she continues to flourish with
  her organization and is effectively served by her
  autocratic style of leadership as well.

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Oprah Winfrey

• Oprah Winfrey has her own television show which
  influences thousands of people across America.
  She has done number charity fundraisers and has
  founded schools in poor countries.

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Mary Kay Ash (Mary Kay Cosmetics)

• Anyone who thinks of pink Cadillac's is
  completely right. The pink Cadillac symbolizes a
  highly successful and top performing company. The
  brand of inspirational leadership that Mary Kay
  has provided has turned as simple 5,000
  investment into a billion dollar establishment.

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Eleanor Roosevelt

• Americans all over the nation were told that "We
  are on trial to show what democracy means." She
  was both a champion of civil and women's rights
  and she showed compassion to the poor in the
  depression era. Another lesson she inspired in
  her own true words was "It is not fair to ask of
  others what you are not willing to do yourself."