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Bringing Focus to Innovation Leadership: Part 4, Five Steps to Jump-start the Real Drivers of Innovation
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 … 
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Leadership Beyond Leaders and Followers, part 2
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
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Tagged alignment, arguing, attention, commitment, community, direction, friend, group, leader, leadership, organization, process, talking, team
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Gentle Ben: Captain Crenshaw and the 1999 Ryder Cup
Have you ever had a good feeling about something? Like many people this past weekend, I sat and watched the Ryder Cup. I’ve played golf since I was 12, so golf is a big part of my life. Watching the … READ MORE
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Tagged 1999, confidence, feeling, golf, Ryder Cup, team, vision
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Rock Stars and Ryder Cups
At the 1989 Greater Greensboro Open, I was a college senior and volunteered to chauffeur golfers not high enough on the money list to merit their own car for the week. I drove several up-and-coming golfers to and from the … READ MORE
Does Losing the Leader Mean Losing the Team?
When the talented Tim Russert passed away so suddenly, like many people, I was deeply saddened. “Meet the Press” is not quite as must-see-TV as it once was, and that’s left a hole in my Sunday morning. But my bigger … READ MORE
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Tagged culture, ego, Meet the Press, Mike and Mike in the Morning, Morning Joe, positive, relationship, russert, talent, team
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