With experience in combat missions in Vietnam, to space shuttle missions, to climbing some of the highest peaks across the globe, Mike knows what teamwork and leadership are all about.
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LAS VEGAS – Organizers of Agent Summit announced today that Colonel Mike Mullane, former astronaut and United States Air Force Weapon Systems Operator will present “Countdown to Leadership” as the event’s opening Keynote Address. Agent Summit will take place May 15–18 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
In “Countdown to Leadership,” Colonel Mullane delivers a hard-hitting, substantive teamwork and leadership program, that is also wonderfully entertaining. Mullane will use the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster as an example of how a World-Class team can be victimized by incremental deviances from teamwork, leadership and best practices.
“Leaders, empower your teams so everybody does count,” said Mullane.
Mullane will speak to responsibility and accountability as a leader, with a personal story from his USAF flying career. At the time of the story, Mullane was a very experienced Weapons System Operator from the backseat of the reconnaissance version of the F-4 Phantom jet fighter but making his first flight in a swing-wing, supersonic F-111 jet. Ultimately, he and the pilot had to make a last second ejection from the crashing jet. This crash was due to crew error … including Mullane’s failure to speak up at a critical moment in the flight.
Upon his graduation from West Point in 1967, Mullane was commissioned in the United States Air Force. As a Weapon Systems Operator aboard RF-4C Phantom aircraft, he completed 134 combat missions in Vietnam. Mullane holds a Master of Science Degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Air Force Institute of Technology and is also a graduate of the Air Force Flight Test Engineer School at Edwards Air Force Base, California.
Mullane was selected as a Mission Specialist in 1978 in the first group of Space Shuttle Astronauts. He completed three space missions aboard the Shuttles Discovery (STS-41D) and Atlantis (STS-27 & 36) before retiring from NASA and the Air Force in 1990. He has been inducted into the International Space Hall of Fame and is the recipient of many awards, including the Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross, Legion of Merit and the NASA Space Flight Medal.
Mullane has also held a lifelong passion for mountain climbing. Since age 60 he has summited Africa’s highest peak, Mt. Kilimanjaro; the glaciered peak of Mt. Rainier; and thirty-three of Colorado’s highest peaks.
Now in its 11th year, Agent Summit is designed to benefit agents and agencies of all sizes, levels of experience and catering to multiple specialties. The 2022 agenda is comprised of the general Agent Summit educational tract, the Participation & Reinsurance Symposium, breakouts targeting agencies of different levels, and a tract dedicated to New Business Opportunities.
The event's Early-Bird registration rate of $945 will remain in effect until April 14. Attendees may reserve their room at the event's discounted rate of $209/night which will remain in effect until April 29.
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For additional information visit the event’s website. To explore available sponsorship opportunities, contact David Gesualdo via email or at 310-738-3692.
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