How Great Leaders Fix Broken Aerospace Organizations
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In this episode, hosts DeWayne Allen and Rob Wesley launch the new Power and Propulsion series with aerospace transformation leader Lillian Dukes. Drawing from decades of experience across aviation operations, supply chain, restructuring, and executive leadership, Lillian shares what it really takes to stabilize broken organizations, rebuild credibility, and lead transformation that actually sticks. The conversation covers regulatory pressure, leadership under stress, supply chain realities, the shift from engineer to executive, and the importance of mentorship, sponsorship, and measurable impact for the next generation of aerospace leaders.
Key Takeaways:
00:00 - Introduction to the Power and Propulsion Series
01:22 - Mission of the Series and Introduction of Lillian Dukes
04:15 - Walking Into a Broken Organization
06:31 - What to Ignore in the First 30 Days
10:13 - System Problems vs. Leadership Problems
15:50 - What Real Transformation Looks Like
19:40 - Why Executives Lose Touch With Operational Reality
21:29 - The Structural Challenge in Aerospace Supply Chains
25:21 - From Engineer to Executive
30:04 - Training, Development, and Scaling Leadership
32:24 - AI, Analytics, and Change Readiness
33:38 - Representation, Legacy, and Leadership Responsibility
36:18 - Advice for Black Engineers and Emerging Leaders
38:24 - Mentorship, Sponsorship, and Breaking Through
39:59 - The Leadership Impact That Outlasts a Career
41:51 - Lillian Dukes on Her Work Today and What Comes Next
Resources:
LAD Consulting LLC
Connect with Lillian Dukes on LinkedIn
Connect with us:
DeWayne Allen on LinkedIn
Robert Wesley on LinkedIn
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