Historic Mayor Steven Reed shares lessons on leadership and racial reconciliation @VanderbiltOwen
Historic Mayor Steven Reed shares lessons on leadership and racial reconciliation  @VanderbiltOwen
Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Dean M. Eric Johnson interviews Mayor Steven Reed on his historic victory as Montgomery Alabama’s first Black Mayor. They discuss the economic and social challenges facing leaders in both the public and private sectors. Mayor Reed addresses racial inequity and the role leaders must play in seeking reconciliation.

Read Reed’s 3 key pieces of advice for aspiring business leaders at http://vanderbi.lt/stevenreed
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Historic Mayor Steven Reed shares lessons on leadership and racial reconciliation

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