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Travel Well, Travel Light

Posted on December 7, 2012 by Kelly Hannum

Over the years, I’ve honed an approach to travel that works well for me. That is no small feat because I have two seemingly conflicting interests. One is to travel as cheaply and as lightly as possible. The other is … READ MORE

Posted in Change & Crisis Leadership, Emotional Intelligence | Tagged direction, evaluative mindset, leader, leadership, lessons, organization, planning, preparation, process, vision | Leave a comment

Bringing Focus to Innovation Leadership: Part 4, Five Steps to Jump-start the Real Drivers of Innovation

Posted on December 6, 2012 by Jonathan Vehar

Pulled from the white paper, “Becoming a Leader Who Fosters Innovation,” by David Magellan Horth and Jonathan Vehar We’ve seen that innovation is a compelling object for organizations as they look for ways to grow their top line via their … READ MORE

Posted in Change & Crisis Leadership, Creativity & Innovation, Organizational Development | Tagged change, collaboration, communication, creativity, direction, innovation, leader, leadership, mindset, people, team, vision | Leave a comment

Leadership beyond leaders and followers: The case of the no-tipping policy, Pt 1

Posted on October 28, 2008 by Bill Drath

In my first two posts (27 Aug 2008 and 24 Sep 2008) I wrote about leadership in situations where there is no leader, in the sense that there is no asymmetrical influence, no person with more influence than others. I argued … READ MORE

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged alignment, commitment, DAC, direction, leader, leader-influence, tipping | 5 Comments

Leadership Beyond Leaders and Followers, part 2

Posted on September 24, 2008 by Bill Drath

In my first post I wrote about the interest I and some colleagues of mine here at CCL have in leadership in situations where there is no leader, that is, no person with more influence over others than others have … READ MORE