Sentence examples for versatile leaders from inspiring English sources

One of the most versatile leaders of the Black Arts movement, Neal summed up its goals as the promotion of self-determination, solidarity, and nationhood among African Americans.

One American official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, described Mr. Libi as one of Al Qaeda's "most experienced and versatile leaders," and said he had "played a critical role in the group's planning against the West, providing oversight of the external operations efforts".

"The market is glutted with self-assessment tools," said Bob Kaplan, a leadership consultant and a co-author of "The Versatile Leader: Making the Most of Your Strengths Without Overdoing It" (Pfeiffer, 2006).

Now, five years into a career that has included three teams and a Super Bowl ring with the New England Patriots, the 27-year-old Ayers is a versatile leader of the Rams' retooled linebacker corps.

Priscus comes across as an able and versatile military leader.

Ely Callaway, a versatile and charismatic business leader who founded the Callaway Golf Company, the world's largest maker of golf clubs, died yesterday at his home in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.

GE Plastics GEPP) is a world leader in versatile, high-performance engineered plastics used in the computer, electronics, office equipment, automotive, building and construction, and other industries.

When will postdocs find the time, opportunity, and incentive to pick up the other essential skills they need lab management, creative collaboration, compassionate mentoring, inspiring teaching, visionary innovation, and so on to become versatile, productive, and resourceful scientific leaders?

HARRY CONNICK JR. is a versatile guy: crooner, composer, big-band leader, piano player, actor, comedian.

[C8.] A Patent to Replace Sheet Music Harry Connick Jr. is a versatile guy: crooner, composer, big-band leader, piano player, actor, comedian.

I get what he means when he asserts that experience can mean doing things the same way, but some forms of experience are truly critical to becoming a better leader -- to becoming versatile and politically astute.