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Everybody Can Win

Will You Love Me Tomorrow?

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Transformation Life Cycle

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Leader: Dr. Ralph Shrader, Chairman & CEO of Booz Allen Hamilton
Episode: 2
Run Time: 3:50
Release Date: 9/6/2008

Overview:

Our In the Flow podcast series on leadership and success began with a look at the concept of charting success – adapting to our ever-changing liquid world by refining goals and staying true to our values. In this episode, entitled “Everybody Can Win,” we redefine the sports’ world notion of winning to recognize enduring institutions with enduring values and strong cultures – the real winners in the business world.

In the rapid currents of our 21st-century liquid world, enduring institutions need to change, grow and adapt to remain successful and relevant over the years. But they must stay true to themselves – their culture, values and vision – over the long term. Enduring leaders learn from the past as they embrace the future and the rich diversity of opinions, perspectives and backgrounds in the institutions they lead. This creates a climate in which everybody can win.

Success is when there are many winners, not a single victor. Passion about our life’s work, a commitment to creating and improving our place in the world, and a sincere desire to help others – these are the building blocks of a successful life’s journey.

Dr. Ralph W. Shrader - Chairman & CEO

Dr. Shrader's leadership philosophy and professional experience mirrors Booz Allen's mission — combining strategy with technology to deliver enduring results to clients. An active participant in public forums, Dr. Shrader has spoken on leadership, strategy, and technology at major international conferences and graduate business schools in the United States, Europe, and Asia, including those sponsored by: The World Economic Forum The Aspen Institute Strategic Management Society Yale School of Management The University of Chicago National Business & Disability Council and The Women's Center. His views on leadership and business have been featured in major newspapers in the United States, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

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