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Steven L'Heureux
CEO, Business Growth Advisors | Consulting and Interim Management
Steve L'Heureux is the Chief Executive Officer at Business Growth Advisors, a consulting firm focused on providing strategic guidance and interim management services. He is based in Chon Buri, Thailand, and has a diverse background in finance and management across various sectors, including for-profit and nonprofit organizations.23
L'Heureux has previously held significant positions, such as the Director of Finance at Chapin Hall, where he managed financial operations and strategic oversight for research initiatives. His experience also includes roles in corporate finance and education, notably managing substantial budgets while implementing financial strategies to support research and operational goals.12 He earned an MBA from the University of Notre Dame and a BA in International Studies from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.1
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Integrity, how many people have you met that claim to be of 'high integrity'? Nobody, at least among those that I've met, openly claims to lack integrity. Yet, as the writer of the attached article illustrates, consistently practicing integrity can be challenging even for those of us that strive to do the right thing. Have you ever been given a check at a restaurant and noticed an item you ordered was missing? Did you let the server know or simply took the 'discount'? It's the little things that can trip us up, but as leaders we must practice what we preach. Indeed, a great book with over a million copies sold, Kouzes and Posner's The Leadership Challenge details the five practices of exemplary leadership. The very first practice is 'Model the Way' or align actions with values. As a Christian, the best example of modeling the way would be my Lord Jesus Christ. He modeled for us how to live a perfect Christian life, even during extremely challenging situations and when no one was watching. It's easy to dismiss the 'inconsequential' transgressions, but they absolutely chip away at your integrity and negatively impact your credibility as a good leader. Being the leader is an important responsibility and to ensure we're modeling the way; we must check our compass settings regularly to ensure we remain on the path of high integrity. Live a life of climb and create a better version of yourself every day. Upward and Onward!
