Darroch “Rocky” Young February 6, 2014.  Transformers are Transformative leaders or Change agents  Prefer visionary leaders  Visionary is only one.

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Darroch “Rocky” Young February 6, 2014

 Transformers are Transformative leaders or Change agents  Prefer visionary leaders  Visionary is only one aspect of leadership  First and foremost, must be a leader

 How do you talk about visionary leadership in a way that is meaningful to you?  How will you remember what I said?  How will you use the principles?

Creating Oz

 Create the vision  Be a leader, not just a manager  Manage your time  Lack of vision

A heart for the Tin Man– genuine caring about the thoughts, feelings and beliefs of others

 Genuine listening validates an individual  Create the biggest change in organizational culture by creating an environment of authentic listeners that care about each other  Talk and listen to as many people as possible  Creativity of a leader does not mean that the leader is the originator of all new ideas. It means the leader is open to new ideas and cultivates those ideas in others, then listens when they are presented

A brain for the Scarecrow—think through the consequences and restrictions on your own.

 Read the rules and laws yourself  Easiest resistance to change is to say it cannot be done or against the rules

Courage for the Cowardly Lion.

 You cannot fear failure  Encourage others to make suggestions and take risks  The critical part of creativity is the willingness to take risks  Legitimate critics work to be constructive  Many good ideas failed the first time they were tried  Create a safe haven for others  The thrill of the new idea, the chase

This isn’t Kansas anymore.

 Today’s excellence is tomorrow’s mediocrity  If we don’t change, we become obsolete and irrelevant  There is enormous resistance to change  “Success has a thousand fathers, but defeat is an orphan”  Status quo is the path of least resistance, the safest

Water on the Wicked Witch of the West

 Success breeds success  Focus on those units that have capable leaders who can successfully implement and manage change  Once you have developed an informal strategic plan, identify people who will lead  Look for possible leaders in unlikely places

“Follow the Yellow Brick Road”

 Implementing a vision requires you to continually be a teacher  Avoid right/ wrong and win/lose positions  Avoid unintended meaning  Watch out for code words and phrases  Be transparent and use your communication to build trust

They made it to Oz even though it was an illusion

 Personal responsibility only extends to the effort  Learn from the process for the future

Dorothy, the Lion, the Scarecrow and the Tin Man were a partnership

 Gain combined resources, expertise, energy  The partnership implies endorsement

 Parsons Foundation  Legacy Developers  CSUN  U.C. Irvine  M.T.A.  CalTech  U.C. Berkeley  U.C.L.A.  A.Q.M.D.  Encore – Oasis  Las Virgenes Water District  U.S. Forestry Service  Los Angeles Music Center

What Dorothy did for the “team”

 Most important aspect of being a visionary leader  Build on successes  George Washington Carver

12 Angry Men

 Importance in having a vision adopted  People will be more supportive if they understand the purpose and reasoning for a vision  People will be more accepting of a vision they helped to develop  Teach, don’t preach

It’s a Wonderful Life

 To realize a vision you must create a community of interest that embraces the vision  If the vision is accepted, people are comfortable with a defined course of action to achieve the vision  If both of these are true, people will work together to reach the goal

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

 Don’t be distracted by the naysayers  Don’t ignore them but don’t be consumed by them  Visit the asylum but don’t forget to go home

A Walk Through Leadership By Darroch “Rocky” Young Available on Amazon.com—paperback and Kindle version $17.50 All profits donated to a community college scholarship