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Purpose

This paper is intended to inform the reader of the author's expertise.

Design/methodology/approach

The author's opinion is based primarily on 27 years of leadership and executive leadership development in the business realm and over five years of related practical research.

Findings

Only leaders with demonstrated ability in key areas and a desire to learn can be significantly developed.

Practical implications

Leadership development and succession planning should focus on correctly identifying leaders as a first priority.

Originality/value

The paper serves as a reminder to executives and HR leaders charged with the responsibility of identifying and developing leaders for the future of their organization.

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