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Dean Hohl
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Dean Hohl (born June 5, 1968) is an American author, public speaker, coach, consultant and business owner. He is a former U.S. Army Ranger, having served with the 3rd Ranger Battalion. It is this experience that led him, with partner Shane Dozier, to found Leading Concepts, Inc. Since 1993, Leading Concepts has taught both individuals and corporate groups the advanced teamwork, leadership and communications skills Hohl gained through his Ranger training and experience.
==Education==
Hohl attended Aquin Central Catholic High School in Freeport, Illinois. He graduated with honors from Ranger School (Class of 6-90), having attained the rank of sergeant. He was awarded the Merrill's Marauder Award. This award is presented to one officer and enlisted man, depending on the overall performance of the class. Criteria for selection are that the candidate must have passed the land navigation course (no retest), must have passed all peer evaluations, and must have the highest cumulative score.〔() Ranger Course selection criteria and awards. Accessed March 31, 2010〕
The Ranger Course lasts for 72 days and Hohl, like his classmates, averaged three hours of sleep and lived on one meal a day. Ever present, was the threat of having to repeat the experience, since instructors, at any time, can "recycle" a student and send him back to day one. But this training creates the Ranger "culture" and inculcates the performance under pressure for which Rangers are noted. As Hohl noted in an 1998 interview, "Rangers aren't supermen." Asked what makes them capable of "such super feats," he replied: "Our operating culture. If the culture is strong, the people feel pride, involvement and ownership."〔() Curtis Sittenfeld, "'War Is Hell Too", ''Fast Company Magazine'', Issue 16, July 31, 1998 Accessed March 31, 2010〕
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