Episode 22: Women in Leadership

Two outstanding ladies join me for this episode -- Dr. Mabel Murphree and Mrs. Doyce Deas -- to discuss the philosophies, roles, and conditions of women in leadership. Dr. Mabel Murphree is a freelance consultant, dealing in education, workforce education and development, and political matters.  She is former Director of the Appalachian Region Commission, with offices in Tupelo, MS.  Dr. Murphree is a well-respected educator, speaker, and civic activist. Mrs. Doyce Deas is, among many other things, a current member of the Tupelo (MS) City Council.  She has been active for many years in health care, education, arts, and civic boards and events. During this episode, Dr. Murphree and Mrs. Deas enumerate many traits and characteristics of effective leaders that are particularly applicable to females.  However, as you will hear, these are not limited to one gender. Some of the outstanding books they recommend are: The Fred Factor The Servant Leadership Five Dysfunctions of a Team In Search of Excellence Good to Great The Rise of the Creative Class A Whole New Mind If you would like to order one of these books from Amazon, click on the link below. You can contribute to this podcast in any of the following ways: Email me <-- (click on the link) Podcast hotline: 206/984-3136 Leave comments by using the link shown below If you have not done so already, please subscribe to this podcast (via iTunes™) so you can receive all episodes automatically.