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Ky Adderley went from being a first-year teacher at age 26 to founding a charter school at age 30. Swiftly moving from teaching sixth graders and writing education policy, he was recruited in 2004 to become the Brooklyn, New York, chapter’s founding principal of KIPP-AMP, an acronym that stands for Knowledge is Power Program-Always Mentally Prepared, charter school.
The aftermath of 9/11 also offers valuable lessons in leadership. In reviewing our archives related to coverage two decades ago, I found fascinating stories of undaunted executives and entrepreneurs from Wall Street to Main Street who kept their enterprises humming not only to meet payroll but provide assistance, service and comfort to victims, employees and community members.
The NJ Nets coach tells how to take your team from worst to first
Presidential candidate speaks out on government responsibility and the war in Iraq John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee for president, has been outspoken in his support of the war in...
