June 24th is the birthday of Dr. John Ullmen. John was a fellow mentor with Seamus the Older and Gus Lee at West Point for the National Conference on Ethics in America. Jim says they became friends because of John's openness, generosity and love of country, and willingness to mentor and teach our young officers and college students. Plus he's just a real good guy and smart as a whip.
John graduated from the Air Force Academy in 1988 and in active duty served as a lead systems engineer for a global Joint Chiefs of Staff intelligence program. He then became a Continuing Lecturer at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, where his bio offers this: He has taught for 15 years across the MBA, FEMBA, EMBA and Executive Education programs...and received the Teaching Excellence Award from the Executive MBAs. He has conducted hundreds of in-depth executive coaching engagements with leaders across a wide range of Fortune 500 firms and industry leaders in technology, media, entertainment, consumer products, healthcare, biotech, finance, banking, real estate, professional services, construction, defense and government.
Visit John's website to understand this man's impressive and ongoing efforts in leadership, mindfulness, communications and more. But it's not just professional talent he possesses--John is a kind, compassionate and loyal friend.
Happy Birthday, John, and may you have 70 more healthy ones, by the Aunt Joannie Sullivan law of Longevity Aspiration of 2008.
God bless us and save us and keep us from harm.
Love, Patty
God bless us and save us and keep us from harm.
Love, Patty
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