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Zeena Gasim Leadership Analysis

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Introduction.
As the saying goes, “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, then you are a successful leader.” A leader needs to make every possible endeavour to establish appropriate relationships with his or her subordinates in leading and managing an organization. Indeed, leadership is defined as the single most important factor in the success or failure of institutions (Gamage, 2009).
The purpose of this assignment is to analyze a leader who impressed me and made a positive impact on my professional life. I have analyzed the leader using the models, transformational theories, styles, and the personality. Moreover, the nature of the leader’s role and achievement utilizing the theory will be analyzed. …show more content…

Zeena Gasim was born October 22nd 1972 in Male’, Maldives. She is the eldest in her family. So she support her family and still supporting them as a leader. There are 4 girls and one boy in her family. She is the one second from the four children. According to her brothers and sister is sweet and would do anything for her, but like brothers and sisters they fight like cats and dog. Still they love each other.
She completed her secondary in Aminiya School on 1990 and she was very active in sport activities. She started her journey in 1991, working in the educational field as a primary teacher, who makes a powerful impact on teachers, parents and students. She had her first training in Primary Teaching Certificate in Institute for Teacher Education in 1990. And achieved 1st place in the Primary Teacher Training Course. She worked in Jamaludhin School as a primary teacher since February 1991 to November 1998. On December 1998 she was promoted to supervisor post in the same school till 2003. As she is introvert in nature, she loves to read books so she wanted to study further. So she joined National Institute of Education Sri Lanka and did her Diploma in Teaching English as a Second language in 1999.Since 2000 to 2004 from Ministry of Education, she was transferred to Imaduddin School for the same

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