December 04 Leadership Development Carnival

Dec 4, 2011

Our intrepid Leadership Development Carnival host, Dan McCarthy of Great Leadership fame, has for this month passed the hosting/producing baton to Kevin Eikenberry and Becky Robinson at Kevin's Learning & Leadership blog. They are adding their own unique twist by dividing up the many submissions into several different mini-Carnival postings during the week. I encourage you to check out the posts, bookmark or subscribe to Kevin's blog and make certain to make a return trip through the Carnival Midway this week.

Our intrepid Leadership Development Carnival host, Dan McCarthy of Great Leadership fame, has for this month passed the hosting/producing baton to Kevin Eikenberry and Becky Robinson at Kevin’s Learning & Leadership blog. They are adding their own unique twist by dividing up the many submissions into several different mini-Carnival postings during the week.

I encourage you to check out the posts, bookmark or subscribe to Kevin’s blog and make certain to make a return trip through the Carnival Midway this week.

Happy reading and great leading!

-Art

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