ADMN 220 LO 12: GREAT LEADER PRESENTATION

Many of the example organizations used in the class material or in the textbook
are unfamiliar or unrelatable to many students. Most examples used reflect the
dominant business culture norm of North America - white, European, male, middle to
upper class. To help broaden our perspectives, prepare a more meaningful example of
great leadership to use in class. Choose one person from the Great Leader’s List
provided. As a team, prepare a 10 to 15-minute informal oral presentation on your
chosen leader, focusing on the four aspects of the medicine wheel model provided
below.

A medicine wheel depicts four quadrants that can represent the four directions
(east, south, west, and north), four aspects of self (physical, emotional, mental, and
spiritual), life stages. Indigenous Nations offer different teachings involving the circular
nature of life (colours, meaning, interpretations and uses). The medicine wheel is a
current adaptation to the individualized teachings many different Indigenous nations
offer to contribute to balance in life, achieving self-development and working through life
stages as well as gain teachings to live and contribute to the best life possible. Please
watch this video on the Medicine Wheel to aid in your understanding of this teaching
tool. https://www.ictinc.ca/blog/what-is-an-indigenous-medicine-wheel

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ADMN 220 LO 12: GREAT LEADER PRESENTATION

For your presentation, provide one image of the individual being

discussed, as well as highlights of key information being presented.
Prepare a Poster, PowerPoint or Prezi presentation summarizing all this
information to show class during your talk. The slideshow/poster/Prezi
should include as many of the following items as possible (use images
rather than words when at all possible). On presentation day, hand in
(using APA) your Poster, Prezi or PPT with an APA reference list of all
resources you used to find this information:
Websites Speeches Images
Articles Reports Other?
Books Interviews
Videos Conferences

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Poster/Presentation Requirements:
1. Name of the Leader and or the organization they belong to
2. The province/country/city they are based in
3. Leader’s or their organization’s Logo/motto/vision statement/mission statement
 Leader’s background/history summary

Spiritual
4. What are the Values of your leader and or their organization? LO 5
 A brief summary of the leader’s values
5. Provide the leader’s code of ethics LO 6
6. Which “Big Five” Personality Traits does your leader exhibit? LO 5
 A brief description of their Big Five exhibited by the leader

Physical
7. What Abilities does your leader exhibit? LO 3
 A brief summary of the leader’s abilities
8. What Basis of Power does your leader exhibit? LO 10
 List the Basis of Power the leader uses
9. Give evidence of the leader’s Culture: artifacts, values, beliefs, assumptions.
Chapter 12

Mental
10. Quotations from the leader’s beliefs about Diversity LO 3
11. How does your leader encourage Creativity? LO 6
12. Why is this individual a Leader and not just a manager? LO 9
 Provide stories and/or images of the leader mentoring/leading without
authority/working teams/ etc.

Emotional
13. Quotations from the leader’s beliefs about Equity. LO 7
14. How have your leader’s Emotions shaped their behaviour? LO 4
 A brief description of their emotional intelligences exhibited by the leader
15. How does your leader effectively handle Conflict? LO 11
 Give an example of a situation where the leader effectively handled
conflict/negotiations/bargained

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RUBRIC
Above At Standard (3) Slightly Below Unacceptable
Standard (4) Standard (2) Work (1)
Information Clearly shown Shows Not clearly Not shown how
Provided information information shown how information
contributing to contributing to information contributed to
leader/business leader/business contributed to leader/business
admiration (all admiration leader admiration (0-7
17 items reasonably admiration (8-10 items present)
present) clearly (11-13 items present)
items present)
Pictures  Pictures  Pictures  Pictures  Pictures do
clearly relate clearly relate relate to not relate to
to information to information information information
 Are neat and  Are neat and  Are not neat  Are not neat
add to the add to or do not and distract
presentation presentation relate to the from overall
 Enrich information - message of
information distract the
further presentation
Neatness and  Presentation is  Presentation is  Presentation  Presentation
Use of Color neat neat needs to be looks messy
 Well organized  Well organized neater  Has no color
 Colorful  colorful  Or have color  Visual
 Has strong  Visual message
visual message message is presented is
unclear poor
Originality Student portrays Student portrays Student is not Presentation is
the information the information original or not suitable for
in a unique way, in a good way unique business use
creating a
memorable
presentation
Company / leader is well leader is leader is leader is not
Leader researched and researched and marginally researched or is
characterizes the characterizes the researched. not related to the
intent of the intent of the Doesn’t portray intent of the
activity in a activity the correct idea activity
unique way of the activity
APA Reference Uses APA Uses APA APA formatting APA formatting
List formatting formatting is not used not used and
correctly and correctly and correctly and lists less than 3
lists at least 10 lists 7-10 lists 4-6 resources
resources resources resources
OVERALL MARK ____ / 24 = _____ %

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 LEADER LIST

Leader Name Organization

Alanis Obomsawin
Dr. Alis Kennedy
Angela Chalmers
Angela Sydney
Anne Noonan
Annie Johnstone
Annie Weetaltuk
Ashley Callingbull (Burnham)
Bernelda Wheeler
Bernice Martial
Bertha Clark-Jones
Dr. Billy "Chief" Diamond
Documentary Filmmaker National Film Board of Canada
Commercial Pilot Land, Sea, and Blick Airspace
Canadian Track and Field Olympic Bronze Medalist
Order of Canada
Certified Electron Microscopist. First Published in American Science,
Director of Indian Self Government, Assembly of First Nations,
Member of the Board of Directors Ontario Hydro
Order of Merit Recipient 1991 University of Saskatchewan
First Inuit Flight Attendant TransAir Ltd
MRS. Universe 2015
Host/Producer for CBC
Grand Chief
Founder and President Native Women’s Association of Canada
Grand Chief of the Grand Council of the Crees , Founder Air Creebec

Brandy George Archeologist, Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultants Inc.

Brenda Butterworth-Carr Director of Police Services British Columbia
Brenda Chambers Owner Brenco Media Inc.
Brenda LaRose Founder and Owner Higgins Executive Search
Buffy Sainte-Marie Oscar Award Winning Canadian Singer-Songwriter Musician
C.T. (Manny) Jules Chief Commissioner First Nations Tax Commission
Cadmus Delorme Chief of Cowessess First Nation
Dr. Candace Grier-Lowe First Veterinarian Dentist in the World
Carol Geddes Gemini and Genie Award Winning Director Writer Nation Film Board
of Canada
Carol Mercedes Couchie First Indigenous Registered Midwife
Carol Morin (Daniels) News Anchor CBC
Carolyn Darbyshire Olympic Silver Medalist in Curling
Charlene Taylor Director of the Office of the Auditor General of Canada, CPA
Charlotte Edith Anderson First Indigenous Registered Nurse
Monture
Clarence Louie Chief Osoyoos Indian Band, Canadian Business Hall of Fame
Dan George Chief of Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Academy Awards Winning Actor
Darcy Bear Chief Whitecap Dakota First Nation
Colin Neytowhow Founder and Leader Okihtcitawak Patrol Group
Daphne Odjig Artist, National Art Gallery of Canada
Dave Tuccaro Founder, President, CEO Tuccaro
David Boisvert President CEO Peace Hills Trust
Denis Carignan President and CEO Plato Testing
Don Burnstick Comedian, Counselor, Performer, Writer

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Dorothy Grant
Douglas Cardinal
Elijah Harper
Elisapee Ootoova
Dr. Elsie Charles Basque
Elise Knott
Ernie Louttit
Esther Sanderson
Ethel Blondin-Andrew
Eugene Arcand
Evelyn Katie Buffalo-Robe
Frank Calder
Fred Ahenakew
Fred Carmichael
Fred Sasakamoose
Gabriel Dumont
Gabrielle Scrimshaw
George Armstrong
Gina McDougall-Wilson
The Honorable Graydon
Nicholas
Gregory Koostachin
Harold Cardinal
Harry Cook
Harry Flaherty
Helen Maksagak
Dr. Herbert Belcourt
Hilda Broomfield-Letemplier
Ida Wasacase
Irvin Goodon
Janet Bernard
Jean Goodwill (Cuthand)
Jeanie Marie-Jewell
Chief Jim Boucher
Fashion Designer
Architect
Chief of Red Sucker Lake
Governor General Award Recipient for Outstanding Contributions to
Equality
First Indigenous Teacher to Teach in Non-Indigenous School
First Female Elected Chief of a First Nation (Curve Lake)
Author, Retired Saskatoon City Police Officer
Dean of First Nations University of Canada
MP Liberal, Privy Council Member, Minister of State for Youth and
Training
Saskatoon Residential School Survivor TRC Advisor,
Peacekeeper Pilot WWII
NHL President, journalist, athlete
Doctorate University of Saskatchewan, Leader of the League of Indians
of Canada in Western Canada
Pilot Canadian Aviation Hall of Fame
NHL Player Chicago Black Hawks
Métis Leader
Co-founder and President of Aboriginal Professional Association of
Canada
Toronto Maple Leaf Captain, Stanley Cup Champion
Senior Assistant Deputy Minister Aboriginal Affairs and Northern
Development
Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick
Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame Laureate
Writer, Political Leader, Teacher, Negotiator, Lawyer
Kitsaki Management Limited Partnership Chief
Canadian Council of Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame Lifetime
Achievement Award Winner, President & CEO of Qikiqtaaluk
Corporation & Group of Companies
Commissioner NWT and Nunavut
Founder Belcourt Construction
President/Chief Financial Officer, Pressure Pipe Steel Fabrication Ltd.
Director/President of First Nations University
Founder Goodon Industries
Black Belt in Martial Arts ( Tae Kwon Do)
Co-founder/President Aboriginal Nursing Association of Canada
Speaker for the House of Legislative Assembly NWT
Canadian Energy Person of the Year, Chair Fort McKay Group of
Companies
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Jim Thunder Business & Economic Development Officer at Assembly of Manitoba
Chiefs
The Honourable Jody Minister of Justice, Attorney General of Canada
Wilson-Raybould
John Lagimodiere President/Owner of Aboriginal Consulting Services
Judy Gingall Commissioner of the Yukon
Kateri Aklwenzie-Damm Owner/Operator Kegedonce Press
Kateru Tekakwitha Roman Catholic Saint First Indigenous Person in the World)
Keith Martell Director President CEO First Nations Bank
Kelly Lendsay President CEO Indigenous Works
Kendal Netmaker Founder Neechie Gear
Kenojuak Ashevak Companion of Order of Canada 1982
Kim Baird Vancouver Board of Trade, Tsawwassen Treaty
Lea Nicholas-MacKenzie Sous Chef/Pastry Chef for Prime Minister of Canada
Len Marchand Parliamentary Secretary, Minister of State, Minister of the
Environment, Senator for Canada
Leona Aglukkaq Conservative MP
Leona Makokis President Blue Quills First Nations College
Lisa Odjig World Champion Hoop Dancer
Louis Riel Métis Leader, Founder of Manitoba
Lynda Powless Top 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada by WXN
Margaret Commodore NDP LMA Yukon Territory
Maria Campbell Producer/Writer/Playwright, First All Indigenous Cast
Marie (Maria) Neegan- Inventor Cree Typewriter
Gagnon
Marie Yvonne Delorme Owner of National Franchise Aboriginal Gifting Company
Marion Ironquill Meadmore Lawyer
Marji Pratt-Truro (Carla Runway Model New York, Posed for Salvador Dali
Blakey)
Mark Arcand Tribal Chief Saskatoon Tribal Council
Dr. Marlene Brant First to Earn PH.D in Education Theory
Castellano
Private Mary Greyeyes First Indigenous Woman to Officially Serve in the Canadian Armed
Forces
Dr. Mary Jane McCallum Doctor of Dentistry

Mary May Simon Ambassador for Circumpolar Affairs

Mary Two-Axe Earley Challenged Royal Commission for Gender Discrimination and Won
Back her Status
Mel E. Benson Director of Suncor Energy Inc

Mervin Dewasha Director of Engineering INAC, CEO of Neegan Burnside Ltd

Miranda Huron International Cyclist
Mitiarjuj Nappaaluk Writer, First Novel Published in Inuit Language

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Monica Pinette Pentathalete Olympian
Muriel Stanley Venne Human Rights Commissioner Alberta, Founder Institute for the
Advancement of Aboriginal Women
Myra Cree CBC Radio Host

Dr. Nadine Caron General Surgeon, Specialization Cancer

Nahnebahwequay Petitioned Queen Victoria in England and Won Land Claim Dispute
(Catherine Sutton) 1860
Natan Obed President Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, National Inuit Leader Canada

Nellie Cournoyea Premier of NWT 1991

Nicole Stewart Certified Hydro Operator Island Falls Facility Sandy Bay, Saskatchewan
Nora Bernard First Filer of Class Action Lawsuit for Residential School Survivors

Her Worship Norma Dual Justice of the Peace (Federal and Provincial, first person in
General-Lickers Canada)
Dr. Olive Dickason University of Alberta Professor, Textbook Author

Patricia Monture-Angus Lawyer

Pauline Johnson Author, First Woman (other than the Queen) to be on a Canadian
Stamp
Phil Fontaine National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations

Phyllis Bomberry Tom Longboat Award Recipient - Most Outstanding Aboriginal Athlete
of the Year 1968, Canadian Women's Softball Champion, Canada
Games Gold Medalist 1969
Phyllis Lerat First to Earn Masters in Library Science

Pita Aatami President at Makivik Corporation at Bradley Air Services Limited,

Director of Air Inuit Ltd/Ltée, Director of Nunavik Nickel Mines Ltd
Rebecca Belmore Canadian Representative at Venice Biennale, Artist

Rebecca Martell Assistant Director of Training Nechi Institute on Alcohol and Drug
Education. Leading Expert on FAS
Reggie Leach NHL Stanley Cup Winner Philadelphia Flyers

Rhonda Head Opera Singer, Music Award Winner

Riel Belegarde President and CEO SIIT
Rita Swakum (Manuel) First Registered Public Health Inspector
Roberta Jamieson House of Commons Committee Member, Legislative Assembly,
Ombudsman of Ontario, Mary Parker Follett Award
Ron Jamieson Director Oshweken, Senior Vice President Aboriginal Banking with the
Bank of Montreal

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The Honorable Madam
Justice Rose Toodick Boyko
Sandra Lovelace
Senator Murray Sinclair
Sharon Firth
Shaaw Tlaa (Kate Carmack)
Dr. Shirley Cheechoo
Shirley Cuillierrier
Shirley Firth
Shirley Ida Williams
Susan Aglukark
Suzanne Rochon-Burnett
Tabatha Bull
Tammy Cook-Searson
Tantoo Cardinal
Tara Houska
Tara Rose Hedican
Ted Nolan
The Honorable Justice Terry
Vyse
Teyotsihstokwathe Dakota
Brant
Thelma Chalifoux
Tom Longboat
Dr. Tracy Lindberg
Victor Buffalo
Wab Kinew
Dr. Wanda Wuttunee
Waneek Horn-Miller
Wendy Grant-John
Wilma Jamieson
Dr. Winona Wheeler
Dr. Yvonne Boyer
Superior High Court Judge
Indigenous Women’s Advocate with UN (Human Rights Breech)
Co-Chair of the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry in Manitoba, Chief
Commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)
Canadian Olympian Cross-Country Skiing, Canada's Sports Hall of Fame
Started Klondike Gold Rush
Writer, Producer, Director, Actor
RCMP Superintendent
Canadian Olympian Cross-Country Skiing, Canada's Sports Hall of Fame
Trent University Professor, Traditional Knowledge
Juno Award Winning Singer/Songwriter
Owner Operator of SPIRIT 91.7 Radio Station (CIXL-FM)
CEO Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business
Chief Lac La Ronge Indian Band
Rudy Martin Award Recipient
Native American Advisor to USA Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders
Gold Medalist World Champion Junior Wrestling, Gold Medalist Pan
American Championships Senior Wrestling
NHL Coach, Player
Provincial Court Judge
Ambassador of all Native American Nations to the World
Canadian Senator
Onondaga Distance Runner Olympian
Ph. D. Law, Governor General Gold Medal for Outstanding Academic
Achievement
Alberta Order of Excellence, Order of Canada, Founder Peace Hills
Trust
Opposition Leader NDP Manitoba, Author
Ph.D. Aboriginal Economy
Co-captain Canadian Olympic Women's Water-polo Team
First Indigenous Commercial Fishery
Publisher/Owner Tekawennake Indigenous Newspaper
Ph.D. Comparative Ethnic Native American Studies (University of
Berkeley)
Human Rights Commissioner for Canada
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Yvonne Jones Liberal MHA for Newfoundland
Zane Hansen President and CEO SIGA
OTHER? Request Instructor Approval of Any Other Leader Not Listed Above

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