Embarking on a leadership journey is more than just studying theories or best practices—it's about fully immersing yourself in experiences that shape the way you lead.
History is a dynamic teaching tool for modern organizational success at the Lincoln Leadership Institute (LLI), where the lessons of Gettysburg still echo powerfully today.
The defenders of the Alamo faced impossible odds and certain death, yet their leadership during those final days created a legacy that inspired a nation. What can modern leaders learn from those who chose duty over safety?
1-day all inclusive summit focusing on courageous leadership
One-day intensive leadership development
Virtual leadership development that brings the battlefield to you
Immersive, battlefield-tested principles delivered live online.
Professional development credits for busy leaders
Earn professional development credits
Licensed Battlefield Guide
Retired C.R.N.A and Executive Director of Surgical Service Line, Licensed Battlefield Guide bringing medical leadership expertise.
President
ABC News calls him 'the best speaker you've never heard of' - leading expert in leadership development and communication.
Professor of History, Dickinson College
Distinguished Professor of History and Brian Pohanka Chair in American Civil War History at Dickinson College, acclaimed Lincoln scholar and author.
This program explores the timeless leadership lessons forged during the dramatic 13-day siege of the Alamo. Participants will analyze the strategic decisions, communication challenges, and unwavering resolve of leaders who faced impossible odds. We go beyond the myth to uncover practical insights into crisis management, inspirational leadership, and the creation of a lasting legacy.
This immersive experience is designed for leaders who wish to cultivate courage, resilience, and a powerful sense of purpose within their teams.
Upon completing this program, you will be able to: