Speed Leadership
A new and powerful way to understand and improve leadership.
Is Lean not your thing? Or are you tired of Lean but still driven to improve? Then read Speed Leadership: A New Way to Lead for Rapidly Changing Times.
Speed Leadership is a breakthrough in understanding leadership and how to improve leadership capabilities and effectiveness. How? By eliminating the hundreds of errors that leaders make, from supervisor to CEO — errors that are the source of the toxic workplace.
This practical new approach advances leadership from art to science. It takes a process view of leadership in preference to the traditional view of leadership based on personality, behaviors, or authenticity.
Understanding leadership as processes is a powerful new perspective on what constitutes effective leadership and offers new pathways for meaningful improvement. This little book is actually a workbook. It will guide you through the process of learning and practicing speed leadership. Current and future leaders will find this book to be extremely helpful if not life-changing.
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Reviews of Speed Leadership
Looking at leadership from a process perspective rather than a behavioral perspective is brilliant.
Ovidiu Contras
This book will convince senior leaders of the urgent need to improve their core leadership processes.
Greg Peters
Speed Leadership is a quick read but carries a powerful message. I wish all business authors were this concise – and that they had this much to say.
Tony Heath
I highly recommend it! It is easy to follow. You cannot fail. Speed Leadership perfectly guides your day to day.
Mark Evans
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Book Details
Speed Leadership: A New Way to Lead for Rapidly Changing Times
by Bob Emiliani
The CLBM, LLC Wethersfield, Conn., USA
152 pages • ISBN 978-0-9898631-6-2 • Second Edition • October 2015
Contents
Foreword by Massimo Torinesi
Preface
Introduction
1 What Is Speed Leadership?
2 Leadership Processes
3 Consequences of Leadership Process Errors
4 Rightsizing Leadership
5 Standards for Leadership Processes
6 Improving Leadership Processes
7 Leadership Competency Models
8 Closing Remarks
Acknowledgments
About the Author
