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"Jim
Hodges' presentation reinforced that the values or
qualities of honor, duty, trust, and compassion are
timeless." Paul Ralph, CPA, President, Ralph &
Ralph
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Victory
or Death - Crossing the Delaware Possibly the most
spellbinding story Jim tells is about the battles for Trenton
and Princeton, the defining event in the American Revolution.
Times were desperate and the army would evaporate without a
decisive win. This professional speaker will mesmerize the
audience as they listen to how victory was won by George
Washington's ethical leadership principles --- principles that
can be most effectively used by today's business
leaders.
Against
All Odds - Victory of Yorktown In this profound
message, Jim, as a motivational speaker, relates how
Washington, using all the principles of leadership, was able
to bring together two nations, three armies, Congress and
civilians. The armies marched 450 miles to defeat the British
at Yorktown. Audiences learn how George Washington's courage
and faith in God, his men and America sustained and
strengthened his resolve and brought forth this great
nation!
George
Washington - The Ultimate Leader Washington determined
at an early age that he would be a leader. With the help of
three great mentors, George "invented" himself in the
personification of a purely ethical leader who believed he
owed America his service in whatever capacity was required. In
this deeply moving presentation, Jim, as both a public speaker
and a keynote speaker, proves how the United States was
created through George Washington's belief in her
people.
Sadly, Dr. Hodges passed away in February 2023. Please see his obituary (PDF version here) or watch video obituary.
"Thanks
to you I have a great new respect for our national founders
and leaders like George Washington. I had known of his
accomplishments, but never would I have believed his character
to be so great. He really led through example, as you were
able to prove through the many amazing stories. The way you
dress and the knowledge you carried truly brought the history
alive... I wish you had been my teacher in business
school!"
Jack Tuggle, Boy Scouts of America
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