No Greater Honor

Best Seller List on Amazon Kindle in two categories: Military and War Biographies and Military and Spies Biographies - Oct 7th  

No Greater Honor is a remarkable book in every way! N. Lee S. Price started as a Private and through her tenacious spirit, climbed through a white-male dominated Army to achieve the rank of Major General – one of few women to have achieved that rank. Her stories will captivate you as she weaves her narratives into leadership teaching points. No Greater Honor is for audiences both young and old and for those working in industry as well as military veterans. General Price explores diversity and inclusion; improving your resiliency; and becoming a great team member. The underlying theme of the book is the importance of leadership to life. While many writers focus on the importance of leadership to an organization, General Price stresses how vital it is in making a difference in peoples’ lives. As her premise, she emphasizes that military leaders have a duty to successfully execute missions and to care for their people.

The real-life narratives revealed by General Price, will make you smile, cringe, laugh, and cry. Her examples about unconscious bias and the lack of diversity in the Army are thought-provoking. Although she credits the white men who mentored her with her success, she challenges the Army’s glacial strides in social justice intended to increase the diversity within the senior leadership ranks of the Army.

     N. Lee S. Price started as a Private and through her tenacious spirit, climbed through a white-male dominated Army to achieve the rank of Major General – one of the few women to have achieved that rank. She served for over 38 years in uniform and declares it as the greatest honor of her life. Among her many "firsts" in the Army, General Price was the first women to achieve the rank of General Officer in the Army Acquisition Corps, the first woman to be selected for General Officer while serving in the U.S. Special Operations Command, and the first woman to serve as an Army Program Executive Officer. She served in the Army Signal Corps, the Special Operations community, and in the Army Acquisition Corps. She has an extensive background in computers that began in 1974 when she first started writing computer code. In her final assignment in the Army, she served as one of the Army’s eleven Program Executive Officers; those executives charged with providing a soldier everything he or she needs. Her organization provided the information technology and communications systems that were deployed into hostile/combat areas, with a $4B budget.

     During her time in the service, she earned two Master's Degrees: one in Management Information Systems from the University of Arizona, and another in National Resource Strategy from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. Additionally, she earned a Masters in Communications with focus on Organizational Leadership in 2020 from the University of Alabama. Among her many awards for achievement and leadership, General Price received the Army's highest award, the Army Distinguished Service Medal, as well as the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star, and the Combat Action Badge.

     As the President and CEO of Price Solutions, LLC since 2014, General Price is an independent business consultant and executive coach supporting a wide range of clients. She serves on several boards of directors in leadership positions. She was inducted into the Army’s Command, Control, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Hall of Fame in 2020. In 2014, General Price was named the Distinguished Alumna for the University of Alabama at Birmingham. In 2009 she was inducted into the Alabama Business and Professional Women's Foundation Academy of Honor.

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