Gen. Brooks: Leadership Is About People
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In this video, General Vincent Brooks, retired Four-Star General and former Commander of United Nations Command and Combined Forces Command, explains what leadership requires and tells a story of excellent leadership in action.
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Vincent Brooks
Former Commander, United Nations Command/Combined Forces Command/United States Forces Korea
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Vincent Brooks
Vincent K. Brooks is a retired four-star general who was in command of all US Forces in Korea, where he concurrently commanded United Nations Command as well as the Republic of Korea. A graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, he led the 4,000 cadets as the cadet brigade commander or “First Captain.” A history-maker, Brooks is the first African American to have been chosen for this paramount position. He is also the eighth African American in history to attain the military’s top rank—four-star general in the United States Army. Widely respected as a speaker and leader of cohesive, innovative organizations, within and beyond the military, his areas of expertise are: leadership in complex organizations, crisis leadership, and building cohesive trust-based teams, national security, policy, strategy, international relations, military operations, combating terrorism and countering the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, as well as diversity and inclusion.