How Lt. Gen. Karen Gibson Led Through Crisis: Military Leadership, Senate Security & Resilience

Описание: What does it take to lead under pressure—from war zones to the U.S. Capitol?

From Army General to Senate Sergeant at Arms, Lt. Gen. Karen Gibson shares powerful leadership lessons, resilience strategies, and how to lead under pressure.

In this powerful episode of Uncopyable Women in Business, Kay Miller interviews Lieutenant General Karen Gibson, a retired three-star Army general, cybersecurity expert, and former Senate Sergeant at Arms.

Karen shares the truth about reluctant leadership, what it means to step up when you’re called—even when it’s unexpected—and why you don’t need to be the loudest voice in the room to lead with strength.

👉 In this episode, we cover:

How Karen’s 33-year military intelligence career shaped her leadership style

What it means to say “yes” to opportunity—before you feel ready

Her role in restoring confidence after the January 6th Capitol attack

Leadership lessons from Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Senate

The intersection of motherhood, mentorship, and mission

Why quiet confidence and resilience are more powerful than bravado

💬 About Karen Gibson:
Karen served as Deputy Director of National Intelligence, and was appointed Senate Sergeant at Arms in 2021—only the second woman in history to hold that role. Her experience spans global intelligence operations, including leading the coalition that dismantled the ISIS caliphate. Today, she’s a keynote speaker and national security consultant helping others lead with purpose.

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