A science-based leadership framework for building capacity and overcoming exhaustion in today's complex world
Epidemic Leadership introduces an adaptive leadership approach designed to help you (and your followers) thrive and influence in today's complex age. This book provides a how-to methodology for simply and practically putting the principles of epidemic phenomena into successful practice. By understanding their function in adaptive systems and applying their organizing principles to daily work, you can lead more effectively for greater results, more agile responsiveness, and deeper vitality.
Epidemic Leadership synthesizes science, stories of leadership experience, and practical technique to shape the challenge of "leading in complex environments" into a compelling field guide for leaders who seek to improve results and contribute to a healthier world. You will be inspired, challenged, and practically equipped to begin a journey toward exponential positive impact in this pivotal era.
* Discover a novel leadership approach that's particularly applicable to tackling the big problems in your workplace and world
* Realize better performance and enhance your ability to create results sooner and more sustainably, across a wider array of processes and topics
* Restore vitality in yourself and those you lead, for renewed hope, enthusiasm and engagement
Companies and institutions will benefit from the deep capacities Epidemic Leadership builds. For leaders who struggle to find enough time and energy to create the impact they seek, this book offers a unique path for our challenging times.
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Cambridge/Oxford
Großbritannien
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978-1-119-78747-1 (9781119787471)
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LARRY MCEVOY is an emergency physician, executive, entrepreneur, and innovator. He is the founder of Epidemic Leadership, where he focuses on the executive work of creating organizations of exponential performance, adaptivity, and vigor. From 2008 to 2012, McEvoy served as the CEO of Memorial Health System in Colorado Springs, CO. He completed his training in emergency medicine at Hennepin County Medical Center and graduated from Stanford Medical School. When he is not working with leaders to create positive epidemics, he can be found, or difficult to find, roaming the wild lands of his Montana homeland.
