The Leadership Quotient: 12 Dimensions for Measuring and Improvin

Now, there is a formula for leadership, the LQ. Like the Intelligence Quotient and the Emotional Quotient that preceded it, The Leadership Quotient contains verifiable dimensions of leadership that are designed to improve every leader's performance.The Leadership Quotient makes the complex simple by fitting the 12 dimensions of leadership into a framework of leader, follower, and environment. The Leadership Quotient makes the three components measurable and practical for the reader.The "nature vs. nurture" argument is over. There is general agreement that effective leaders are prepared by nature and refined by nurture. The need for improved leadership has never been greater, as witnessed by corporate scandals, world tumult, and economic morass. The failure of ethical moralities and the dumbing down of education give clarion calls for the type of improved leadership available through the application of LQ principles.The Leadership Quotient is thoroughly researched by two leadership experts, who combined, have 37 years of practical business leadership, 45 years of formal education, and 25 years of teaching leadership at the university level. Yet, the book is accessibly written for leadership practitioners. The LQ is years of comprehensive research packaged in a simplified formula for immediate application.

Bill Service, Ph.D.
Co-Author Bio

Bill Service, during his 22 years of successful non-academic experience, demonstrated his ability as a problem solver and executive before receiving his Ph.D. in 1993.

He is an Associate Professor at Samford University School of Business in Birmingham, Alabama.

As an award-winning professor, Bill publishes extensively in areas of strategy, leadership, innovation, management, and teaching. He facilitates MBAs, undergraduates, and others in improving themselves and their organizations.

Dave Arnott, Ph.D.
Co-Author Bio

Dave Arnott is a professor, author, speaker, consultant, and seminar leader who teaches strategic management at Dallas Baptist University in Dallas, Texas.

He’s the author of Corporate Cults and Who MADE My Cheese? He has appeared on the CBS program 48 Hours, and has been quoted in Fortune magazine and many other publications.

Dave is also a motivational speaker and seminar leader on the topics of leadership, management, and strategy. Before entering academia, he had successful careers in sports promotion and the sporting goods industry. He’s a retired marathoner, and he once rode his bicycle across the United States.