Chief of Naval Operations | Jonathan Greenert | TEDxPittsburghStatePrison
Admiral Greenert, a decorated career officer with the U.S. Navy, presently serving as the Chief of Naval Operations, cites personal integrity and team work as essential qualities for successful leaders.
A 1975 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Admiral Greenert competed studies in nuclear power for service as a submarine officer. Following four submarine assignments, he was placed in command of USS Honolulu from 1991 to 1993. Admiral Greenert then went on to serve as commander of the U.S. 7th Fleet, U.S. Fleet Forces Command and Naval Operations.
He is a recipient of various personal and campaign awards, including the Distinguished Service Medal, Defense Superior Service Medal, and Legion of Merit. In 1992, he was awarded the Vice Admiral Stockdale Award for inspirational leadership.
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"Excellent example of true leadership". The US Navy provides the perfect platform to learn, practice and promote leadership. I am proud to have had the opportunity to be a part of it and to share in the benefit and values of living leadership. Great job brother of the phin!
@tothgyorgyi2932
3 жыл бұрын
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That's a good story CNO, I love to hear about senior officers that inspired now-senior officers. Shows the beauty in how the Navy works. Honor, Courage, and Commitment. Thank you for your time, Admiral. love, an Ex-IT2 (glad i was never on a sub)
Just completed some Leadership lessons and looking and learning from other like you, Chief of Naval Operation, Master Jonathan Greenert. Merry Christmas.
Leadership, integrity, and character for police officers in the united states. We need this. Thanks for the talk. Second chances can go a long way.
I thank the Lord that your commanding officer had his moral compass working properly. I thank the Lord that you personally learned from that experience and projected those values in your career serving our nation. Pray for our current soldiers, that they have there moral compass in accordance with Gods Will.
@OleDiaBole
6 жыл бұрын
You speak of American military endevours as something Lord aproves? Your compass is made out of anvil.
Thank you very much, Admiral. Your words inspired me and I listen to this Ted talk again whenever I am in Doubt. It always works. Integrity, it is all
I met the ADM at the Naval War College in 2012
@garrettgonzales3556
2 жыл бұрын
He was super humble. He reenlisted me back in 2012 on the Reagan. Mind you I was the typical salty sailor with my hands tattooed and he admired them and told me to keep up the good work and thanked us for serving.
Two thumbs up!
Thank you.
A real nice talk!!!
Awesome
Excellent
Fantastic speech
Jocko Willink is teaching me leadership and accountability.
Well said
So, was this speech given to the inmates?
@andrewe6839
6 жыл бұрын
:O
@litany99
4 жыл бұрын
Sub Skippers have a lot to say, and a inmates are certain to listen. This is about integrity.
Follow the advice of Pillsbury
As a former 2nd Class Petty Officer in MY Navy... I call BULLSHIT! My shipmates and I worked the mission, broke the record. We made it happen. Our OIC and our Warrant Officer (AMO) took care of us, while the commissioned officers from Washington tried to screw us. I was truly blessed with having the great leadership of LCDR Hauke, LCDR Moore, and Warrant Officer (I really respect and love this man) Rodgers.
@60sspider-man29
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your service. I'm working on my ged to enlist in the Navy! Hope I manage to get through it.
why, confused from my end!
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Isn't this the guy responsible for the Naval crash? Thomas Copeman along with others provided data to Jonathan about how unsafe the ship was. Jonathen did absolutely nothing and this resulted in the death of many sailors. Clap for the criminal.
He needs to speak more slowly to increase listener comprehension, especially to a prison audience where literacy is not as high.
@cavinhannahs1879
6 жыл бұрын
You don't need to be able to read to understand what someone is speaking
never put science in the hands of the military
@30secondstomarsMBH
7 жыл бұрын
Really? Coz without the military using science you wouldn't have the internet to be able to post such a stupid ass comment.
Join ze Kriegsmar ..ze navy! Vee vill gill zem all! Ann venn vee do, vee vill be ze HEROS! Not ze krooks! Historie vill judge ihr!
somebody send this talk to the Trump regime, especially trump
Funny, an Admiral calls himself a Chief. All kidding aside, very good lesson in leadership.
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use the fucking dry dock.
how much bombs ;(
2.5 billion people for democracy for I have to get my Crown as King why? Its to be god "given" only way your get why? Our father who art in Heaven hollow be ty name ty King will come on earth as he is in heaven!> Matth 13:11 to you who has been 'given" to know the secrets to the King dom of heaven Lord Christ King why? " YHWH">
No more wars for Israel.
This CNO won't be remembered. This speech put me to sleep.