THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X Hartwick Classic Leadership Cases Purpose: To examine the life and leadership style of Malcolm X and further understand the roles and qualities of leaders. Facts: The Autobiography: *  Written in collaboration with Alex Haley from 1963 to 1965 *  Significance – self-portrayal The Early Life: *  Growing up in Michigan during segregation *  Harlem and introduction to Islam *  Separation from the Nation of Islam and creation of Muslim Mosque, Inc. Important Lessons: *  Leadership qualities can be acquired and developed *  Speaking in terms people understand *  Ability to relate to the audience *  Ability to adopt *  Crisis management Analysis: Wal-Mart: Will It Take Over The World? *  Sam Walton - one of the most successful recent leaders in corporate America *  Founder of Wal-Mart store *  Faced many challenges in obtaining his business aspirations Sam Walton focuses on his employees and customers *  Motivate- Inspire -Believe *  Show respect and greet every customer Leadership Qualities *  Charisma *  Persuasiveness *  Business Genius    Conclusion: *  Charisma and Power *  Conflict Management *  McClelland’s Socially Acquired Needs *  Stages of Intellectual and Ethical Development *  Management of Diversity in Organizations