Leading Past Limits

Dmitri Dovgopoly takes us through his life, from growing up in the Soviet Union to joining the United Nations and shares the lessons he has learned in leadership and life.

Chief Moore talks about his life as a firefighter, police officer, and more, sharing his insights into leadership and the next steps for policing in a changing political landscape.

Colonel Packard describes his journey from trooper to chief, underlining the burdens of law enforcement as well as the joys of law enforcement as well as leadership throughout his career.

Brigadier General (Ret.) Huston takes us through his career as an Army officer, sharing stories of those that inspired him as well as giving his insight into the future of the Army through his expertise in artificial intelligence.

Guide Quest's own Liz Schmelzinger discusses her time at U.S. Customs and Border Protection, expanding on her experiences leading teams and building coalitions to protect our country.

Major General (Ret.) Byron Bagby discusses the leadership values and practices that carried him and his teams to success in battle and in the boardroom.

Former NASA astronaut, Paul Lockhart, describes the triumphs, tragedies and lessons learned during a lifetime of service to the nation.

Former U.S. Border Patrol Chief Patrol Agent Rudy Karisch, shares lessons learned from his career securing the borders, including his role in leading the operational response to the last mass migration crisis.

Learn about the leadership challenges Eric Balliet faced in leading his team during a multi-agency and international manhunt targeting the world's most notorious drug trafficker. #leadership #servantleadership #partnering #influencing #innovation #strategicthinking #resilience #teambuilding #conflictmanagement 

Kyle White, Medal of Honor recipient and business entrepreneur, shares lessons learned from facing challenges in battle and business.

Former Police Chief Dan Oates shares how he led change at three police departments, including the response to a mass shooting involving the largest number of victims in modern US history at that time.  

U.S. Army Major General Diana Holland, the first, female West Point commandant and deputy commanding general of a light infantry division, shares her perspective on forming leaders of character and building inclusive teams.