Frances Hesselbein
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Frances Hesselbein is an American leader and writer known for her inspirational leadership. She served as CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA from 1976 to 1990, tripling minority membership. In 1998 she received the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her contributions to volunteerism, diversity, and opportunity. The Peter F. Drucker Foundation for Nonprofit Management was renamed the Frances Hesselbein Leadership Institute in her honor in 2012. Throughout her career, she has advocated for inclusive leadership and empowering others.
![Frances HesselbeinCEO.
CEO of
Girl Scouts
1976-1990
¡°Emphasiz[ed] a message
of inclusiveness &
empowerment,tripled
minority membership and
revitalized the Girls Scouts
organization.¡±
Sources: www.hesselbeininstitute.or
www.225.pitt.edu/story/frances-
hesselbein-reshaping-leadership
www.strategy-business.com](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/franceshesselbein-160229022142/85/Frances-Hesselbein-5-320.jpg)
![Frances HesselbeinInspiration
.
Received
Presidentia
l Medal of
Freedom
1998
¡°[A]warded to individuals who have made ¡°an
especially meritorious contribution to the
security or national interests of the United
States, world peace, cultural or other
significant public or private endeavors.¡±
Sources:
www.britannica.com
www.civilwarplay.com](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/franceshesselbein-160229022142/85/Frances-Hesselbein-6-320.jpg)
Frances Hesselbein
- 4. Frances HesselbeinCEO. CEO of Girl Scouts 1976-1990 Sources: www.hesselbeininstitute.org www.gssaw.wordpress.com
- 5. Frances HesselbeinCEO. CEO of Girl Scouts 1976-1990 ¡°Emphasiz[ed] a message of inclusiveness & empowerment,tripled minority membership and revitalized the Girls Scouts organization.¡± Sources: www.hesselbeininstitute.or www.225.pitt.edu/story/frances- hesselbein-reshaping-leadership www.strategy-business.com
- 6. Frances HesselbeinInspiration . Received Presidentia l Medal of Freedom 1998 ¡°[A]warded to individuals who have made ¡°an especially meritorious contribution to the security or national interests of the United States, world peace, cultural or other significant public or private endeavors.¡± Sources: www.britannica.com www.civilwarplay.com
- 7. Frances HesselbeinInspiration .¡°Apioneerfor President Bill Clinton Received Presidentia l Medal of Freedom 1998 WOMENVOLUNTEERISM DIVERSITY & OPPORTUNITY.¡± Sources: www.lehighvalleylive.com
- 8. Frances HesselbeinCEO. Peter F. Drucker Foundation for Nonprofit Management renamed Frances Hesselbein Leadership Institute, CEO & President 2012 Source: In honor of her ¡°legacy and ongoing contributions¡± (Hesselbein Institute, 2016).
- 9. Frances HesselbeinLeader Other notable achievements include: Editor in chief of Leader to Leader journal 2009: University of Pittsburgh created The Frances Hesselbein Academy for Student Leadership and Civic Engagement First woman and non-graduate to serve as Chair for Study of Leadership at West Point Military Academy 2002-2006: Chairman of National Board of Directors for Volunteers of America Sources: www.hesselbeininstitute.or g
- 10. Frances HesselbeinLeader Other notable achievements include: Board member of several private and nonprofit corporate boards, including: Mutual of America Life Insurance Company and Bright China Social Fund Has received Lifetime Achievement Awards from Girl Scout Council of Greater New York, International Leadership Association, and other organizations Sources: www.hesselbeininstitute.org www.mcall.com
- 11. Frances Hesselbein ¡°To serve is to live.¡± Sources: www.hesselbeininstitute.or
- 12. References Hesselbein Institute. (n.d.). Frances Hsselbein. Retrieved from www.hesselbeininstitute.org John Wiley & Sons. (2016). Meet the experts. Leader to Leader Journal. Retrieved from www.leadertoleaderjournal.com Sources: www.thelegacyproject.co.za Presidential Medal of Freedom. (2016). In Encyclop?dia Britannica. Retrieved from http://www.britannica.com/topic/Presidential-Medal- of-Freedom University of Pittsburgh. (n.d.). Frances Hesselbein: Reshaping leadership. Insights into Society and Culture. Retrieved from http://www.225.pitt.edu/story/frances-hesselbein- reshaping-leadership