Monday Security Memo

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CARVER Leadership Webinar

A Free Webinar with Leadership Lessons from the Boardroom, War Room, and Locker Room

I had originally planned to host a live webinar this Wednesday to introduce my new book, CARVER Leadership: Lessons from the Boardroom, War Room, and Locker Room.

But this week pulled me in a different direction. I’ve been called down to Miami for a major security conference, and I won’t be able to deliver it live the way I intended. Rather than cancel, I decided to do something better.

I’ve recorded the full one-hour session and I’m making it available for you to watch on your own time.

Please enjoy this free hour-long webinar that coincides with the release of my new book, CARVER Leadership: Lessons from the Boardroom, War Room, and Locker Room

This book - and this webinar - are a little different from anything I’ve done before. Most of my work has been focused on methodology, training, and systems. This one is more personal.

I wrote CARVER Leadership as a passion project. It’s drawn from my experiences not just in the intelligence and security world, but as a father, a husband, an entrepreneur, and even as an athlete. It’s about how those environments shape the way we make decisions, lead people, and handle pressure when it actually matters.

Because of that, I haven’t pushed it out broadly yet. It’s not even up on Amazon or in stores like Barnes & Noble, where my previous books have been distributed. I’ve been sharing it quietly - intentionally - with people I think will genuinely get value from it.

In this free webinar, I walk through:

• How CARVER applies to leadership... not just security
• The decisions that define you in high-pressure moments
• Lessons pulled from the boardroom, the war room, and the locker room

I know I had promised a live Q&A, and I still want to honor that. If you watch the session and have questions, just reply to this email. I’ll personally get back to you.

I hope you find something in it that resonates... something you can apply immediately in your own life or work.

Stay safe and vigilant!

 Luke Bencie