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Mitchell PHD, Carol Vallone

 
9789083704920: Collaborative Edge: How Leaders Catalyze Change, Turnarounds, and Transformation

Synopsis

The Leadership Advantage Hidden in Plain Sight

The command-and-control playbook that built yesterday's companies can't keep up with today's volatility, complexity, and speed. What can? A three-domain model of leadership based on perceptiveness, inclusiveness, and participativeness—with leaders who read a room before they try to lead it, widen the circle of voices shaping a decision, and share power instead of hoarding it.

This is Collaborative Edge: the leadership model that turns individuals into networks, and networks into engines of transformation.

The research is telling. The leaders who have most consistently demonstrated this three-domain model are executive women—long dismissed as "soft" for the very behaviors now proving to be essential for every leader who wants to drive innovation, transformation, and lasting results.

Inside, you'll discover how to:

  • lead with greater self-awareness and insight in complex situations.
  • build trust and make better decisions by engaging diverse perspectives.
  • create shared accountability that strengthens both people and performance.
  • develop collaborative teams that innovate, adapt, and deliver lasting results.

The future belongs to leaders who don't simply direct change.
They catalyze it.

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À propos de l'auteur

Carol Vallone Mitchell, PhD, is cofounder of Talent Strategy Partners, a twenty-five-year-old leadership consulting firm working with organizations to identify and develop leaders who can nurture a healthy workplace culture and drive exceptional results.Carol earned her doctorate in organizational psychology from the University of Pennsylvania, and her bachelor's degree in microbiology from Rutgers University. She received a US patent for molecular biology research conducted at DuPont.Carol lives in the Philadelphia area with her husband and son.

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