Darrice Griffin | Sr. Deputy Director of Athletics | Georgia

Guest Darrice Griffin, University of Georgia

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Darrice Griffin, Sr. Deputy Director of Athletics at Georgia, stops by @1QLeadership to dive into the evolution of her servant leadership style. She covers the areas where she and the department align – experience of those who work and study at the school, maintaining a level of excellence in sports, and commitment to inclusion. She also covers her methods of evaluating herself. The conversation wraps on becoming a servant leader with a vision, and learning from everyone around her.

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