LEADERSHIP
INTEGRITY
Human beings are born alone but they have to live in groups,
work in groups to make meaningful impacts.
In an attempt to create orderliness and sense of direction
there is the need to have someone who is saddled with
responsibility of leading the group or directing the affairs.
Leaders are those people who
leads or commands a group,
organization or country.
-Oxford Dictionary
LEADERSHIP
Leadership is influence, the ability of one person to influence others
- J. Oswald Sanders
A man who knows the road, who can keep ahead, and can pull others after
him
- Dr. John R. Mott
The capacity and will to rally men and women to a common purpose, and
the character which inspires confidence.
- Bernard L. Montgomery
In order to lead effectively, a leader will need to
exhibit quite a number of qualities or characters.
The supreme quality for leadership is unquestionably
integrity. Without it, no real success is possible, whether it is
on a section gang, a football field, in an army, or in an
office.
– Dwight D. Eisenhower
Integrity is defined as holding oneself to a
high moral standard and behaving
consistently with ethical standards, even in
difficult situations.
It encompasses honesty, strong moral
principles, and adherence to ethical
norms
TRUSTWORTHY and DEPENDABLE and our CHARACTER is above REPROACH
•Building trust: Leaders who demonstrate integrity earn their team’s trust,
promoting open communication and collaboration.
•Leading by example: Integrity-driven leaders set the tone for ethical behaviour,
inspiring others to follow their example.
•Enhanced decision-making: Integrity ensures fair, informed decisions that align
with company values and guide leaders through challenges.
•Creating a positive culture: Leaders with integrity foster a transparent, fair
environment, boosting morale and encouraging high performance.
•Sustaining long-term success: Integrity builds lasting relationships,
strengthening a leader’s influence and ensuring alignment with organisational
goals.
The influence of integrity on individual leadership sets the stage for
understanding its broader impact on organisational culture and success.