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Leadereview100: September 2007
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Lessons on Leadership by Jack Stahl - former President of Coca-Cola and CEO of Revlon - is a great overview of running a company. Join us for a conversation with Jack Stahl!
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Leadereview100: January 2007
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Tough Choices by Carly Fiorina tells us what it is really like to lead a Fortune100 company in a time of great change. We had a great conversation with Carly Fiorina!
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Leadereview100: January 2004
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The Smartest Guys in the Room by Bethany McLean and Peter Elkind is an amazing look behind the scenes at Enron. The book illuminates - in a new and fresh way - many of the players: Ken Lay, Jeff Skilling, Rebecca Mark, Andy Fastow and others. There is a fascinating leitmotif of leaders "partnering" with others to complement their own skill sets. Peter Elkind spoke with us on January 28th.
To listen to our call with Peter, CLICK HERE.
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Leadereview100: October 2003
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Explore accountability with Oren Harari’s The Leadership Secrets of Colin Powell provides very specific leadership approaches and anecdotes about one of the most visible and respected leaders of our time - Colin Powell.
To listen to our call with Oren, CLICK HERE.
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Listen to a recording of our teleconference with Oren Harari
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- Being a leader sometimes requires having difficult conversations with people - providing feedback to a poor performer, delivering bad news, and challenging an approach. Holly Weeks' Harvard Business Review article "Taking the Stress Out of Stressful Conversations" offers a specific approach to take in these conversations.
Reprints of Holly's article are available at the HBR site
> Click here!
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Leadereview100: July 2003
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Look at two models of leadership – the “rock star” executive and the quiet leader.
In Michael Maccoby’s The Productive Narcissist, provides a model and examples of a visionary, “rock star” approach to being a leader (think Jack Welch, Bill Gates, and Oprah Winfrey) and examine the strengths and weaknesses of this style. There is even a quiz to diagnose your own style! To listen to our call with Michael, CLICK HERE.
In Joseph Badaracco's Leading Quietly provides a model of "quiet" leadership - people who choose to lead with their "behind-the-scenes" decision making. The book provides some excellent examples of quiet leaders facing difficult situations.
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Leadereview100: March 2003
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Taking on more responsibility is one leadership's greatest challenges. You may need to shift you style, learn a new business or market, sway investors and employees. George Anders' Perfect Enough: Carly Fiorina and the Reinvention of Hewlett-Packard is a fabulous account of Carly Fiorina's first few years as CEO of H-P.
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- Primal Leadership by Daniel Goleman, Richard Boyatzis and Annie McKee is a great read, especially if you would like a better understanding of how your emotions can be contagious. The book also provides a model of leadership competencies and furthers Daniel Goleman's work on Emotional Intelligence.
Want to learn more about Primal Leadership?
> Preview a section of the book here
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