November’s Topic - Teach, Coach, Mentor: More than a cliche?
Guest speaker: Joe Byerly, creator of From the Green Notebook
Bring your favorite mug, order your favorite beverage, and share your perspective. Articles, books, podcasts, and personal experiences encouraged for sharing with the group.
This month the GATCT team is excited to delve into a commonly used phrase by many within leadership positions, “teach, coach, mentor. This trinity is often used by leaders when describing what they want to do for their subordinates but is rarely broken down into the complexities that each term implies.
This month, we are excited to welcome Joe Byerly to the discussion. Joe is the creator of the popular blog From the Green Notebook, passionate about leader development, a combat arms officer with over 14 years of experience and a published author in in periodicals such as ARMY Magazine, Military Review, Strategy Bridge, Small Wars Journal, Task and Purpose, Foreign Policy, the Military Writers Guild, and many others. He has been featured on Forbes, have been lucky enough to talk about leadership on several podcasts, and has spoken at the Annual AUSA Conference, the Future of War Conference, and Defense Entrepreneurs Forum Annual Conference.
Join us for an evening of discussion, debate and “Greater Perspective”
Greater perspective welcomes those who are interested to take a BIT (Bottle to Intellectual Throttle) out of one evening and discuss topics of personal, professional and intellectual curiosity. Rank nor position have a place at this table, only human and professional curtesy for ones ideas. Leave ones status at home.