Lessons in Leadership Featuring David Rubenstein
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- Our Lessons in Leadership series is one of the ways LGW seeks to connect the region's brightest and most dynamic leaders.
On Friday, March 2, over 100 business leaders, influencers, and innovators gathered to hear insights from renowned financier and philanthropist David Rubenstein.
As the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of The Carlyle Group and President of the Economic Club, David exemplifies what it means to be a leader not only in business but also as a committed philanthropist. He embodies the perfect combination of executive mastery, compassion, and impact.
The conversation, moderated by Richard Bynum (’13) of PNC was filled will humor, and reflections on an accomplished career so far. A special thank you to our series host PNC, and thank you to David Rubenstein, for sharing personal and professional insights with the LGW membership.
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DAVID RUBINSTEIN FOR POTUS
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David is intelligently hilarious! He is an idol of mine. Always enjoy listening to him.
Be great as Dentist as well, glad we have him here! Political arena and anchor
Fan of David Rubinstein
David Rubenstein is a very effective communicator indeed. He covers a LOT of content in a SHORT time, and it is not hard or taxing to follow-along / absorb. I noticed the same quality his "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations" too.
Absolutely worth watching! Thanks for these video posts.
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My brother would love this today w David!
Always captivated by his presentations. Always have something to learn from what he shared.
Great leadship speaker!
They, David's parents did a great job!
Love Jimmy, hey! I voted him!
Jimmy is our best!
Too cool!
This guy is real down to earth and engaging to listen to.
Mr Rubenstein is a great speaker. Has a way of keeping you engaged and listening.
Thank you
I like david's story about him realizing he wasn't that good at being a lawyer, nor even knew what leveraged buy outs were when he set out to start Carlyle; he couldn't even find some finance guys to start a firm with so he can become legal counsel. All he knew was the time he spent at washington meant that he knew more about regulations than most investment firms.
I guess the lesson I get from him is there will be tons of opportunities in life, make sure you're atleast good at one thing because that's enough to get the ball rolling; also keep reading the news/books about what you're interested in, that's how david found his opportunity in leveraged buyouts.
Thank you for sharing your experience
David's a lawyer, good
He’s always ready to write that check lol ✍🏾
your doing a good job in life as a real person... keep up the good work
One eye open
Great listening to him. Didn’t know Washington and New York have the same problems that of our country. High rises on one side and pot holes on the roads to ruin the best cars of today’s world! Very 😔. From India that is Bharat.
Branching out
Would absolutely love to work at Carlyle
Braces, needed his knuckles, making fun. Honorable to be a dentist!
Disbelief is
OPR/officiaL Collegee/NT (technician)
Not on paper?
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An allowance
Check Washington regionally history holding
Im right at your door..
OPR/officiaL Collegee/NT (technician) //nd.D
Summary?
Shareholders are hens
Not lucky escaped Bull
Im not your keeper ..facts..destroy everything first..
Make a will to whom?
I travel time … a very old soul … I am the same here there everywhere…
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What is the goddess Isis the goddess of?
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Or pleasing your wife. Mother is no matter what!
He talks about ethics while he wholeheartedly embraces the apartheid state in middle east. Thats shallow ethics sir
Not full of BS
Recycle
I travel time … a very old soul … I am the same here there everywhere…
Nice to meet you I am miss isis but family call me and students call me miss Zizi because I transforms in snake 🐍 as self defense mode as a normal humanoids so … but me , I am loyal to my people ❤️📚
Always protecting my childrens black widows spiders 🕷
Worldwide
Education time sponsored by tesla:
People also ask
What did the goddess Isis believe in?
Isis's role in afterlife beliefs was based on that in the myth. She helped to restore the souls of deceased humans to wholeness as she had done for Osiris. Like other goddesses, such as Hathor, she also acted as a mother to the deceased, providing protection and nourishment.
What is the goddess Isis the goddess of?
Isis was the ancient Egyptian goddess of fertility and was also known as the goddess of motherhood, magic, death, healing, and rebirth. Isis was the first daughter of Geb and Nut who was the god of the earth and the goddess of the sky. Isis was the sister of Osiris who later on became her husband as well
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