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Dan Russell returns to the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the fourth episode of Designed to Lead to learn how the Army’s top leadership academy develops leaders from day one.
Joined by Capt Chris Maloney and CSgt Lee Pennington, this episode explains the keys to success in Sandhurst and the wider army from the eyes of the teachers and assessors. Together they break down the relationships, attitudes, and mindset that drives successful leadership.
Whether you’re considering a career in the Army or simply interested in how leadership potential is developed into leadership success, this episode provides practical insights, honest reflections, and key tips for any audience.
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This episode is the second of several discussion episodes in which we look back on all the episodes of the Human Advantage, in order to provide clear examples of Army leaders putting the competencies and sub-skills of the Leader Competency Framework (LCF) into practice.
We play back clips from pre…
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