DESIGN A GLOBAL BUSINESS.Learn the industry secrets behind the growth of a worldwide network that now operates in more than 220 countries and territories—without investing decades.
What if happy people led by happy leaders is the pattern that creates the ground surge of explosive company growth? Imagine how addressing leadership needs rather than management needs trickles down to create joy in every team member.
Mr. Po Chung is the co-founder of DHL International. From its inception in 1972, and during DHL’s international expansion, Mr. Chung provided much of the corporation’s international philosophy and human resource culture of network service leadership insights that drove DHL to become the industry leader. Based upon his decades of international growth experience, Mr. Chung answers the question: how do I design a global company?
In this book, you'll learn:- How to design, develop, and lead a grassroots service network that will encompass the globe;
- Why caring about things bigger than ourselves drives the kind of leadership necessary to global expansion;
- How a unique marriage between certain key values inspires an inter-cultural leadership model;
- How DHL's “Three Cs” drive happy management-employee relations;
Why these kind of followers and leaders build more competitive networks;
The importance of how to articulate humans – and company – actualization.
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Mr. Po Chung is the co-founder of DHL International. From its inception in 1972, the DHL worldwide network has now grown to operate in more than 220 countries and territories.
During DHL’s international expansion, Mr. Chung provided much of the corporation’s international philosophy and human resource culture of network service leadership insights.
Especially close to his heart and current efforts are his two foundations, the Po & Helen Chung Foundation -- created to promote quality education and educational reform in Hong Kong -- and the Creative Initiatives Foundation, which encourages creative efforts on the part of nonprofit organizations and assists them in using proven business practices.
In his leisure time, Mr. Chung vigorously pursues his avocations as a Chinese calligrapher, a painter, a voracious reader, a classical music enthusiast, a Japanese whisky collector, a photographer, and an avid student of personal development with collections at the Bodleian Library of the University of Oxford and the Library of The University of Hong Kong.
