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The best teachers
never stop learning
Energizing Leaders
Maintaining GE’s reputation for exceptional leadership is key to our
renewal — and it means constantly evaluating and improving how
we develop talent. We learn from both success and adversity, and we
seek lessons in leadership from both the outside and the inside. In
2009, GE partnered with diverse institutions from around the world,
including the U.S. Military Academy, to share ideas and perspectives
about developing next-generation leaders who will thrive in the future.
“ Like GE, I believe future leaders must be
good listeners who use external inputs
as a catalyst. Open-minded learners
make great leaders.”
Colonel Thomas A. Kolditz, PhD
Professor and Head,
Department of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership
U.S. Military Academy
22 GE 2009 ANNUAL REPORT