Leadership in the Digital Age: How to Inspire Your Team (Paperback or Softback)

Leadership in the Digital Age takes readers on a journey of how to become a stronger, more inspiring, inclusive leader now at the beginning of the digital age.

There is a leadership crisis in the 21st century, on the job, in the home, and in business. Leadership skills are also lacking in other areas too; families and relationships are dysfunctional, caustic, and broken because of the lack of knowledge in knowing how to lead. Leadership development has been pegged as a $366 billion-dollar industry and the need for quality leadership training in the digital age is great. This industry is continually growing and expanding. Leadership in the Digital Age has a large part to play in this new arena.

The digital age presents new challenges. Technology allows immediate access to unlimited amounts of data, and connectivity between human beings and happens at an unprecedented speed. This is the age of inclusiveness, relaxed control, and adopting and implementing great ideas from the team. Many leadership books and training models that were successful in the 20th century are in decline and now out of touch. Most training and meetings today are conducted online; this is a new format not previously utilized on the scale it is now. Leadership in the Digital Age showcases that cultural change and management styles need to change for continued success.

Robert J Verbree is a retired police officer. He was a police officer in Canada’s Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) for 35 years and retired in 2014. Robert is an award-winning author of the self-published and self-marketed book, My Life As A Cop. He has written a few chapters in the Magnetic Entrepreneur book series. He is currently working on another book with the working title PTSD Survivors which includes first-hand interviews of 30 PTSD survivors and how they have been able to push through and live a normal life again. Robert is an international speaker and currently has a consulting business helping to promote great leadership in the trucking industry. He is married to Ruth Verbree and together they have three grown children and four grandchildren. He lives in Kamloops British Columbia, Canada.