The August Leadership Development Carnival

It is always fun to be part of the Leadership Development Carnivals, because it gives me a chance to hang out with some very accomplished leadership bloggers and thought leaders. I learn something of value from these great professionals every time, and I never mind that I benefit from being in their company! This month's issue of the Leadership Development Carnival is hosted at Intentional Leadership, the home of Mary Jo Asmus, one of my must-read favorites for her wisdom, insights and the fact that she exudes professionalism and that "all around great person" in everything that she writes.

By |2016-10-22T17:12:05-05:00August 2nd, 2009|Career, Decision-Making, Leadership, Leading Change|0 Comments

Leader, What Are You Doing to Improve Your Value Creation?

Leadership should be one of the principal value creation components of the management system, yet poor leadership practices often result in increased complexity, added waste and blocked attempts to streamline processes and make improvements that would otherwise benefit the organization and its customers. One of the key reasons that leaders and leadership practices often fail to create value (or to create more value) is the lack of a common operational and actionable definition for the role of a leader.

By |2016-10-22T17:12:17-05:00December 26th, 2008|Leadership, Leading Change, Management Innovation|1 Comment
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