In this episode, Retired Army Colonel Joseph Walden talks to us about 'motivational dysfunction' and the kind of leader it takes to eradicate it within your teams. When the traditionally separated realms of professional and personal life are increasingly blurring into one, Joseph argues it's a leader's responsibility to identify and help teams work through this. Drawing on his 26-year supply chain management experience in the US Army, Joseph shares the three unteachable qualities the best leaders embody and some practical tips on navigating leadership in the new normal.
 
About the Speaker
Joseph Walden has 40+ years of experience in leadership, warehousing, distribution, operations, and supply chain management. Joseph has dedicated 26 years to the supply chain organization of the US Army and notably designed and operated a multi-million square foot distribution center in Kuwait to support Operation Iraqi Freedom. He's the author of three books on supply chain leadership, four textbooks on supply chain and operations management, and committed to bringing up the next generation of supply chain leaders through his undergraduate and graduate courses at the University of Kansas.