Leadership styles and actions differ across cultural and organizational boundaries and because of huge differences, there needs to be leadership abilities and knowledge that move across the cultural and organizational boundaries to assist in growing the organization. For this and other reasons Carey, Newman, and McDonough (2004) posit the idea that there needs to be a global leadership model that allows leaders to address the needs and issues in whichever culture they are operating at present. This global leadership capability is behaviorally based and is a mixture of varied cultural competencies as well as leadership skills (Carey, et al).