Northern Virginia – Dr. Byron L. Cherry, author of Are We Safer Now? Airline Security in a Post 9/11 Society, has been invited to attend the Showcase of African-American Authors and Scholars. This annual event is hosted by the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Northern Virginia Alumnae Chapter (NoVAC) and will be held on April 29 at the Mount Vernon High School auditorium.

“I’m honored to be attending this event,” said Cherry. “I look forward to meeting the public and sharing some of the results of my research,” he continued.

Cherry spent two years researching the airline industry to discover what lingering ramifications of the 9/11 attacks were still being experienced. Among other things, Cherry discovered that airline security has not significantly improved and most consumers do not feel any safer. The source of this uneasiness can be traced back to poor leadership.

Succeed to Lead is teaming up with InovaTech College of Business & Technology to present training on Federal Grants Compliance and Windows 7. Both topics were identified by state employees as subjects for which additional training was necessary.

“Research supports the fact that leadership is the single most critical factor in the success of an organization,” states Cherry. “The research I conducted for this book shows that the airline industry has been taken over by the very industry it regulates. Thus, airline safety and security has become more precarious for consumers,” Cherry continued.

About Succeed to Lead, LLC:

Dr. Byron Cherry is a national speaker on the topic of leadership. In addition to his book, Are We Safer Now?, Airline Security in a Post 9/11 Society, he has authored and co-authored numerous articles on airline security and safety. He is also an adjunct professor at Regent University, Troy University, and LeTourneau University where he teaches on the subjects of leadership, strategy, and organizational theory and management. Dr. Cherry can be reached at www.byroncherry.com, or at 210-323-9961.

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