Event Description
The 2023 LANPAC Leadership Forum (LLF) professionally developed and inspired leaders, showcased USARPAC subordinate units, and engaged both allies and partners across the USINDOPACOM area of responsibility. The theme for the 2023 LLF was “Building Trust and Enduring Relationships Across the Indo-Pacific.”
Shi Heng Yi, headmaster of the Shaolin Temple Europe, discussed self-discovery in his 2020 TEDx talk, “5 hindra
I remember as a young paratrooper, standing on a field at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, before one of my first ma
From the Army to the National Football League, leadership and trust are critical to success, former Army Ranger and professional football player Alejandro Villanueva said.
Speaking May 18 at the LANPAC Leadership Forum hosted in Honolulu by the Association of the U.S. Army’s Center for Leadership, Villanueva shared his story with about 90 midgrade leaders from all three components of the U.S. Army and seven allies and partners, including Australia, Canada, Fiji, Japan, Mongolia, the Philippines and the United Kingdom.
In June 1775, the Continental Congress commissioned George Washington as commander in chief of the Continental
Many junior Army leaders describe the art of command and the science of control as if they lay diametrically op
I took command of an infantry company in the 28th Infantry Division of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard in
First, facilitators LTG (R) Leslie Smith and CSM (R) Mario Terenas brought together 3rd ID leaders (68 Platoon Leaders & Platoon Sergeants), AUSA Young Professionals (3), Georgia Southern University Parker College of Business students (10), and Georgia Southern University ROTC Cadets (10). This event inspired leaders to think deeply about leveraging talent management and building, maintaining, and restoring trust.
Leader development is an enduring priority for most organizations, and the U.S. Army is no different.
It was 1985 and, as a junior captain, I found myself at Fort Rucker, Alabama, assigned as adjutant of the 1st B
