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Re-energizing the Corporation: How Leaders Make Change Happen

Re-energizing the Corporation: How Leaders Make Change Happen

by JonasRidderstrale (Author), Mark Wilcox (Author)

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Re-energizing The Corporation is built on the groundbreaking 3e leadership model which makes sense of the three Es of Envisioning, Engaging and Executing. By understanding and following the model, you will be able to create compelling pictures of the future of your organization; build a following of individuals committed to getting the vision into reality; and maximize team performance to deliver on your dream.

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 220
 Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: 11 Mar 2008
ISBN 10: 0470519215
ISBN 13: 9780470519219

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Author Bio
JONAS RIDDERSTRALE is at the forefront of the new generation of European-based business gurus. Ranked in the Thinkers 50 as one of the world's top business gurus, Jonas is an advisor and consultant to multinational corporations and helps run the Swedish Management Group - one of Scandinavia's leading management development companies. He's a visiting professor at Ashridge Business School. His previous books are the international bestsellers Funky Business, Karaoke Capitalism and Funky Business Forever (co-authored with Kjell A. Nordstrom). MARK WILCOX is the founder of the UK-based consulting firm, RedThread Consulting. Its clients include Sony, the British Army, HSBC and Hilton Hotels. Prior to launching RedThread, Mark spent twenty five years working in the corporate world. At Sony Europe he was responsible for talent development programmes and was Director of People and Organizational development covering 9,000 employees in 23 countries.