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You may have heard these words from the legendary American football coach Vince Lombardi before, “leaders aren't born, they are made.” But have you ever wondered; how does one make a leader? In this series, you will hear from two guest speakers that represent two different leadership institutes that do just that— help to make leaders. The speakers from this series share their expertise and knowledge related to leadership in the field of agriculture and natural resources. This episode features speaker, Christy Chiarelli, Director of the Wedgeworth Leadership Institute (WLI).
Resources:
https://wedgworthleadership.com/
Transcripts available here: https://piecenter.com/media/podcast/#transcript
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