Total Leadership Series (Course 4) - Leadership Ethics (PowerPoint PPTX)

This presentation is part of a full leadership course, which encompasses 8 PowerPoint presentations (including slides notes), a syllabus, a self-evaluation test, and a role game. The entire course is designed in order to provide not only a theoretical background on leadership, but also useful tools that can be practically applied in the working environment.

The uniqueness of this course is that it brings together both corporate leadership and military leadership tools, having been designed by senior Corporate Managers who are also former naval Officers.

Please find below the content of this part of the course:
4. CLASS 4 Leadership ethics
4.1. The meaning of ethical leadership
4.2. Leading by example: Mahatma Gandhi
4.3. VIDEO. Mahatma Gandhi leadership (5 mins)
4.4. Ethical leadership: doing the right thing
4.5. The coherency of walking the talk:
•  Mother Teresa of Calcutta
•  Oskar Shindler
4.6. Ethics, leadership and storytelling
4.7. VIDEO. Great storytelling in 2 minutes.

This PowerPoint includes slide notes (not displayed in the above preview). It also includes the course syllabus as the secondary document.

This course emphasizes the critical role of ethical leadership in today’s business environment. It challenges leaders to not only understand ethical principles, but to embody them in their daily actions. The focus on real-world examples, such as Mahatma Gandhi and Mother Teresa, illustrates how ethical leaders inspire their teams and foster a culture of integrity. Participants will learn to set a standard that encourages their teams to align with the organization's values and mission.

The inclusion of self-analysis questions prompts introspection, pushing leaders to evaluate their own behaviors and decisions. This reflective practice is essential for personal growth and effective leadership. By integrating storytelling techniques, the course equips leaders with the tools to communicate their ethical vision compellingly, ensuring that their message resonates and inspires action within their organizations.