Leadership Engine: Building Leaders at Every Level (Rapid-Read Handbook)

Noel M. Tichy

ISBN 10: 0944002250 / ISBN 13: 9780944002254

Published by Pritchett, LP, 2007

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Leadership Engine: Building Leaders at Every Level (Rapid-Read Handbook)
• Publisher: Pritchett, LP
• Publication Date: 2007
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0944002250
• ISBN 13: 9780944002254
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Good
• Weight: 4 ounces

About this title

Synopsis

This handbook is a quick-read version of the bestseller by Noel Tichy and Eli Cohen,  The Leadership Engine: How Winning Companies Build Leaders at Every Level. 

Concepts discussed include:

• Teachable Point of View a leader's opinion about what it takes to win and what it takes to lead other people
• Ideas about services or products in the marketplace
• Values - that support business ideas
• Emotional Energy-motivated leaders teaching people how to energize others
• Edge-making tough yes/no decisions
• Business Stories - engaging others by translating a point of view into a dynamic story

About the Author

Noel Tichy is a professor at the University of Michigan Business School, where he specializes in leadership and organizational transformation. As a senior partner in Action Learning Associates, Tichy has consulted with clients around the world including GE, Royal Dutch/Shell, Coca-Cola, Ford, Ameritech, NEC and Royal Bank of Canada.

Eli Cohen is an independent researcher and consultant, and a partner in the firm Tichy Cohen Associates. He has consulted on strategy with a variety of clients while at Bain & Company. Prior to that he held operating positions at Procter& Gamble and Commerzbank AG.

The foreword is written by Price Pritchett, Chairman of Pritchett, LLC, a Dallas-based consulting, training and publishing firm. For 30 years he has been advising CEOs, presidents, and other senior executives on a wide range of strategic matters related to merger integration and major organizational change.