Reinventing the Command General Janet Wolfenbargers ValuesBased Leadership Drives Change at the US Air Force Laura Winig Dana Born Patricia GarciaRios 2016
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– In an email to staff, Janet Wolfenbarger, senior vice president of the US Air Force, outlined how the services plan to remake command incentive policies based on values-based principles. According to Wolfenbarger, who is also executive director of the Defense Industrial Base Council, this new initiative is intended to improve the performance of the force. She told the industry, which has a history of challenging command incentives policies, that this would also help combat the culture of complacency and apathy that has arisen over the
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“The US Air Force reinvented its command-strategy during Janet Wolfenberg’s tenure as the first female general. In 2014, when Wolfenberg was announced as commander of the Air Combat Command, “we have the opportunity to reinvent our culture,” she said. At the same time, Wolfenberg added, she was “committed to the continuation and enhancement of excellence.” Based on the information provided, can you summarize the key points about the reinvention of the US Air Force command strategy and how General Janet Wolfenberger
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In my book, Reinventing the Command: Gen. Janet Wolfenbarger’s Leadership for Tomorrow, I describe the story of General Janet Wolfenbarger, CJCS (Commander, Joint Chiefs of Staff). She is a rare leader in the military—she doesn’t just command; she inspires. web This is not to say she is perfect, but her command of the art of leadership has enabled her to create a cohesive force that has achieved impressive results. Reinventing the Command is a journey of
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People-led, Value Based Leadership Drives Change at the US Air Force I joined the U.S. Air Force as a General in March 1989. It was not a natural fit for me. In fact, it was an uncomfortable fit. I had always wanted to be a “combat-hardened” general and this position would have taken me out of combat. But at the time, my “spinsterhood” and lack of children (we were both 37 when I joined) meant I would never
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In the early 2000s, the U.S. Air Force wanted to redefine its mission by transforming into a more adaptable, collaborative, and customer-centric organization. a knockout post As a member of the strategic planning team at the Headquarters Air Force Leadership, Management, and Development (LAMD) Directorate, I had the privilege of leading this effort. To make our proposal to the organization’s senior leadership effective, we developed the following marketing plan: Objective: Our mission is to reinvent the command as a leader
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I, Laura Winig Dana Born Patricia GarciaRios 2016, recently attended Reinventing the Command General Janet Wolfenbargers ValuesBased Leadership Drives Change at the US Air Force in Tucson, Arizona on September 12, 2016, which was a remarkable event for me. The conference was a collaboration between the Department of the Air Force’s Center of Leadership Development, the Center for the Study of Leadership, and the United States Air Force Academy. It brought
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The US Air Force has seen a lot of turmoil in the last few years. The 2001 terrorist attacks brought the Air Force into the war on terrorism. The Air Force’s strategy for the conflict was to quickly deploy fighters and ships. However, the deployment of troops was a slow and expensive process. The Air Force’s leadership undertook a major shift in how they deployed troops. They began to take a “Values Based Leadership” approach. The Values Based Leadership approach aims to focus on building values