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Creativeship: An Engagement and Leadership Fable
Joe Daniels ought to be looking forward to a relaxing filled with golf, reading, and time with his three kids. After all, he’s wrapping up a satisfying if occasionally frustrating career in management consulting. So why, as he celebrates this new phase of his life with friends and colleagues, does he feel so uneasy?
Because all around him, he is seeing signs that his long-held definition of “leadership” is no longer enough to sustain most businesses. Leadership has necessarily morphed into Creativeship – the need to build SUSTAINABLE businesses and cultures.
In this timely and relevant fable, author Bob Kelleher provides the roadmap to a new paradigm that organizations of all sizes and specialties can – and indeed must – evolve toward in order to thrive... and perhaps even survive. Though Joe is a fictitious character, his experiences, anecdotes, lessons, and recommendations are very real.
Join Joe on a journey of revelation, reminiscence, and the occasional regret, as he discovers the new path that is Creativeship.
Because all around him, he is seeing signs that his long-held definition of “leadership” is no longer enough to sustain most businesses. Leadership has necessarily morphed into Creativeship – the need to build SUSTAINABLE businesses and cultures.
In this timely and relevant fable, author Bob Kelleher provides the roadmap to a new paradigm that organizations of all sizes and specialties can – and indeed must – evolve toward in order to thrive... and perhaps even survive. Though Joe is a fictitious character, his experiences, anecdotes, lessons, and recommendations are very real.
Join Joe on a journey of revelation, reminiscence, and the occasional regret, as he discovers the new path that is Creativeship.
144 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 4, 2017
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