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USTRANSCOM’s deputy commander speaks about leadership at luncheon
SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. – “Mentorship and written feedback are extremely important, and all leaders should increase their focus on these tasks,” said Army Lt. Gen. Kathleen M. Gainey, deputy commander, U.S. Transportation Command, in remarks to Winning Women as part of its monthly speaker’s series Monday afternoon.
In her remarks to this local organization that promotes women in business, education, government and health initiatives to advance regional economic growth, Gainey explained the mission of USTRANSCOM and shared five tools for successful leadership. These include having a clear vision that drives action; instilling a culture of teamwork and collaboration; embracing empowerment and creating opportunities for people to take initiative; treating all people with respect and dignity, hearing all voices and allowing everyone the opportunity to make a difference; and setting a positive tone.
Michelle Esswein, founder, president, and CEO of Winning Women, said Winning Women focuses on finding top-notch speakers to meet with their members and share their stories. “General Gainey was an excellent choice because she is an inspiring example of both leadership and success.”
Esswein continued, “Her remarks helped us better understand the role USTRANSCOM plays in the Department of Defense and inspired us to achieve our highest potential as leaders. Her tips will help all of us as we work to empower the next generation of women leaders and advance economic growth in the greater St. Louis region.”
Lt. Gen. Kathleen M. Gainey, deputy commander, U.S. Transportation Command, Scott Air Force Base, Ill, address the audience at a Winning Women Business Forum luncheon, Aug. 20. at the Hilton Garden Inn in O’Fallon Ill. Photo by Bob Fehringer, USTRANSCOM/PA
Lt. Gen. Kathleen M. Gainey, deputy commander, U.S. Transportation Command, Scott Air Force Base, Ill, address the audience at a Winning Women Business Forum luncheon, Aug. 20. at the Hilton Garden Inn in O’Fallon Ill. Photo by Bob Fehringer, USTRANSCOM/PA
Lt. Gen. Kathleen M. Gainey, deputy commander, U.S. Transportation Command, Scott Air Force Base, Ill, address the audience at a Winning Women Business Forum luncheon, Aug. 20. at the Hilton Garden Inn in O’Fallon Ill. Photo by Bob Fehringer, USTRANSCOM/PA
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USTRANSCOM staff historian explains Memorial Day and more
Release #130520-1 posted on May 20, 2013
By Bob Fehringer, U.S. Transportation Command
Peg Nigra, U.S. Transportation Command staff historian, was reminded of the meaning of Memorial Day recently when she talked to a woman handing out poppies made by veterans at the local food store the other day.
USTRANSCOM employees earn Excellence in Government awards, CFC recognition
Release #130515-1 posted on May 16, 2013
By Col. Linda Pepin, U.S. Transportation Command
The St. Louis Federal Executive Board recognized five U.S. Transportation Command individuals and the Acquisition directorate team at the board’s Excellence in Government and Combined Federal Campaign awards ceremony held May 9 in St. Louis.
A historic validation
Release #130513-1 posted on May 13, 2013
By Senior Master Sgt. George Thompson
A team of airmen and contractors from Air Mobility Command, the Central Command Deployment & Distribution Operation Center and the Defense Logistics Agency worked together to validate a big shredding theory.
The Basics of Motorcycle Safety
Release #130502-4 posted on May 3, 2013
By Maj. Tom Ringlein, USTRANSCOM/J3C
I recently sat through a pretty detailed motorcycle fatality brief, and got to thinking about my own riding, and how I deal with risky behavior when I am a husband, and father of three children.
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
Release #130502-3 posted on May 3, 2013
By Bob Fehringer, U.S. Transportation Command
The next time you decide to use your cell phone while driving your car and think you’re still paying attention to your surroundings, you may be in for a rude awakening and very serious consequences.