From U.S. 3rd Fleet Public Affairs
SAN DIEGO (NNS) -- Commander, U.S. 3rd Fleet Vice Adm. Kenny
Floyd hosted an Executive Leadership Training Symposium (ELTS) at U.S. 3rd
Fleet Headquarters in Point Loma April 28-29.
The annual symposium allows commanders and command master
chiefs from around U.S. 3rd Fleet to gather and discuss ways to improve mission
readiness in open-forum discussions.
Floyd and U.S. 3rd Fleet Fleet Master Chief Loran Bather met
with the fleet's senior leaders to share knowledge and personal insights into
fleet priorities, including training and readiness.
"ELTS was beneficial because it enabled us to bring
together senior leaders and subject matter experts for open dialogue in a face
to face setting and dig into our warfighting readiness," said Floyd.
ELTS participants discussed topics relevant to the CNO's
tenets of warfighting first, operating forward and being ready. Other topics
included the importance of executive leadership for Navy family life,
mentorship, ethics and standards.
"It's important for all senior leaders to be
aligned," said Bather. "ELTS allows 3rd Fleet senior leaders to meet
with their boss and discuss issues that are affecting Sailors. It's also an
opportunity for the 3rd Fleet commander to hear about practices and policies
that are relevant and matter now to the fleet."
Floyd encouraged attendees to voice their concerns as well
as share potential solutions and lessons learned from previous experiences.
"It provided us a venue to invest time in a dedicated
study of emerging maritime security challenges and examine innovative solutions
to ensure our ability to maintain maritime dominance," said Floyd.
ELTS attendees included commanders, command master chiefs
and senior enlisted leaders from carrier strike groups 1, 3, 9, 11 and 15,
Expeditionary Strike Group 3, Task Force 34, Commander, Navy Region Hawaii
Naval Surface Group Middle Pacific, Naval Mine and Anti-Submarine Warfare
Command and Navy Air Missile Defense Command.
U.S. 3rd Fleet leads naval forces in the Eastern Pacific
from the West Coast of North America to the international date line and
provides the realistic relevant training necessary for an effective global
navy.
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