That’s why he founded the International Third World Leaders Association (ITWLA), the organization which we are a part of and which brings us to this island (Bahamas) each year for the annual Global Leadership Forum. Myles Munroe’s passion, vision, and life purpose was to transform followers into leaders and leaders into agents of change, especially in the third world (emerging nations). So how did all this happen? How did you end up getting a front seat view of this great man’s life and teachings?ĭr. He understood that success without a successor is failure.
He extended his mentorship to us he always looked for people who were ready to learn. I was even with him in Burundi when we met the President-exactly two weeks before they departed from us. Just the other day I was reflecting and even when I think about it now, all I can say is, “Wow! How did I get here?” I spent the last two years of his life going almost everywhere he went. I remember thinking that I was the only foreigner who was in the House (Parliament) that day! Those are the kind of things that occurred with Dr. On the same day, we flew into Charlotte, North Carolina, which was the location of his next scheduled event. We landed, went to the Parliament, and he was honored. That morning, we had to fly back to Nassau. Munroe spoke, and he received a call from the Speaker of the House of the Bahamian Parliament informing him that the Parliament wanted to honor him. I remember one day we were attending a conference in New Jersey, USA where Dr. Tell us of one of the experiences you recall while traveling with Dr. I was not supposed to be on that flight but, if my friend was not coming to the Bahamas with me from Ottawa, it was a possibility that I could have been. So I told Diego that we would just go to Freeport directly. However, I had a guest coming to the conference with me. Yes, there was a possibility that I could have been on that flight because my friend Diego, who was on the flight and died with them, was urging me to go to Nassau so I could leave with them to Freeport, which is where the conference was being held. Myles Munroe and those he was with on that unforgettable day? You could have been on that flight on November 9th, 2014! How does it feel to be in the Bahamas honoring the lives of Dr. Munroe’s passing, we reach out to Hubert to hear what he learned being so close to the man referred to as, “the leader of leaders”. It was only right that on the day of the first anniversary since Dr. In the last few years, Hubert has attended conferences, speaking engagements, mentorship sessions, and workshops that Dr. Among them was Hubert Sugira Hategekimana, a Rwandan genocide survivor who he met at a conference and took under his wings. Throughout the years, he adopted young Africans as mentees to travel closely with him to observe and learn.
MUNROE, who passed away last year in a plane crash in Freeport, Grand Bahama along with his wife and several other leaders, was regarded as one of the most highly respected leadership teachers of our era and had recently spend time in Africa visiting nations such as Uganda, Kenya, Burundi, Tanzania, Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, and Gabon, just to name a few. He met with Prime Ministers, Presidents, Kings, Governors, Congressmen and women, Parliamentarians, Senators, Corporate Executives, Business Professionals, Educators, Scientists, and Religious and Spiritual Leaders from every culture as well as facilitated training and consultative sessions with governments, businesses, and religious groups. Myles MUNROE was an internationally renowned bestselling author of over 70 books, lecturer, teacher, life coach, government consultant, and leadership mentor who traveled to over 100 nations and addressed millions.
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