Many Parts, One Body: Healthie

Your organization is unhealthy. This may come as a surprise if you’re making a profit or have competent people, but every organization has unresolved issues—festering problems that need to be resolved before they metastasize and spread.

In Many Parts, One Body, strategic and organizational leadership expert Rubi Ho brings his considerable leadership coaching experience to bear on the hidden health problems of businesses, nonprofits, and organizations.

Ho’s straightforward, insightful steps emphasize the importance of relationships, team dynamics, leadership, and overall performance as critical elements leading to healthy, productive organizations. Should even one of these vital components fail, unhealthy symptoms develop: gossiping, conflict, blame, and loss of accountability, poor leadership, and a lack of performance—with potentially dire consequences.

Ho presents a fresh perspective on how to examine your leadership presence, how your leadership affects your organization’s health, and how best to merge your vision and strategies with your organization’s culture.

Supported by real-world examples drawn from over twenty thousand hours of leadership consulting, Ho’s simple, direct approach to organizational health and strategic leadership can have profound effects on the health and performance of your group. Discover your organization’s weaknesses—and turn them into strengths.

Born in Vietnam, Rubi Ho and his family escaped Saigon on the day before the city fell in 1975. He has over twenty thousand hours of experience as a strategic and organizational expert. His background includes organizational management, executive coaching, and curriculum design.

As a leadership coach, Ho has worked with senior executives and their teams in over forty different organizations, promoting leadership development and organizational health. His past and current clients include industry leaders such as Procter & Gamble, Marathon Petroleum, Speedway, MISO Energy, United Way, Peach State Freightliner, and the ORR Corporation. For more information on The Rubi Ho Group. and its affiliates, please visit www.TheRubiHoGroup.com.