Abstract
The LAI (Leader Attributes Inventory), which identifies 37 leadership attributes, was used as the survey instrument to determine perceptions of presidents and faculty of technical institutes in Georgia toward the leadership attributes of the presidents. Data analysis was conducted based on data collected from 30 presidents and 354 faculty respondents at Georgia's 32 postsecondary technical institutes. Findings indicated that presidents and their faculty members do not agree on leadership attributes as demonstrated by presidents at technical institutes in Georgia.