Fmr Secretary Madeleine Albright On Women Leaders
In a short video clip, The Wall Street Journal’s Kelsey Hubbard chats briefly with former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright about her childhood, her career, and about women in government leadership positions. Albright was the first woman to hold the Secretary of State position in the United States.
While this interview doesn’t fall into any of the usual categories covered here on dotFiveOne, I found the subject matter somewhat relevant.
Hubbard’s questions are basic with no surprises, but Albright’s responses are warm and inspiring as she concisely sums up her experiences and the support system she created with other women at the United Nations. Of particular interest is her view of what constitutes excellence in women who might someday serve as leaders.
Check out the clip below, or visit this link.
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