
Renaissance Leadership and The Renaissance Way
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Published on 20. December 2024
978-1-300-78923-9 (ISBN)
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The book provides a comprehensive framework for leadership inspired by Renaissance principles. It emphasizes adaptive, agile, and compassionate leadership to drive innovation and change. The authors outline the "Renaissance Way," a set of practices and mindsets designed to cultivate effective leaders who inspire and engage others.
Key Concepts:
1. The Context for Leadership: Discusses the current landscape and the need for agile, adaptive leaders.
2. Eight Practices of Renaissance Leaders: Introduces essential practices such as personal mastery, cross-boundary learning, and systematic change.
3. Personal Mastery: Focuses on self-awareness and overcoming leadership derailers.
4. Glocal Mindset: Combines global awareness with local action to navigate the global knowledge economy.
5. Cross Boundary Learning: Emphasizes continuous learning and innovation.
6. Thinking Back from the Future: Encourages strategic foresight and future-oriented thinking.
7. Leading Systematic Change: Utilizes systems thinking to drive organizational change.
8. Driving Performance with Passion: Highlights the importance of passion and performance measurement.
9. Demonstrate Courage: Explores various types of courage needed in leadership.
10. Practice and Live Ubuntu: Integrates principles of Ubuntu, focusing on community and relationships.
11. The Seven C's: Curiosity, Creativity, Collaboration, Commitment, Courage, Competence, and Compassion are essential traits for Renaissance leaders.
12. Challenge Dialogue System (CDS): Describes CDS as a core skill set for engaging in meaningful conversations.
13. Living the Renaissance Way: Discusses the characteristics of Renaissance leaders and the potential of The Renaissance Network.
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Language
English
File size
1,23 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-300-78923-9 (9781300789239)
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Persons
Stephen Murgatroyd is a writer, broadcaster, and consultant. Born on October 31, 1950, in Bradford, Yorkshire, England, he has had a diverse career. He graduated with honors from University College Cardiff and later earned a Master of Philosophy and a doctorate from the Open University of the UK. Stephen has held various roles, including Dean at Athabasca University and Executive Director of the Centre for Innovative Management. He is currently the Chief Scout of the Innovation Expedition and Principal of Murgatroyd Communications & Consulting Inc. Stephen has authored over 40 books and numerous articles, focusing on innovation, leadership, and organizational change.
Donald G Simpson, born in 1934, is the founder and Chief Explorer of the Innovation Expedition. Known as a cultural wanderer, boundary-buster, and imagineer, Don has challenged many to think differently and collaborate wisely. His journey began with a role as a high school teacher and football coach, which led to his involvement in creating and running the African Students Foundation and Crossroads Africa. Don has a Ph.D. in history related to Black History in Canada and the New Imperialism in Africa. He has been involved in various initiatives as an educator, researcher, consultant, mentor, and entrepreneur.
Both authors have extensive experience in leadership, innovation, and organizational development, making them well-equipped to share insights and frameworks for effective leadership in their book.
Content
Preface, The Renaissance Way, This Book, Chapter 1: The Context for Leadership - Introduction, Agile, Adaptive, Compassion Leaders - The Renaissance Way, Chapter 2: The Eight Practices of Renaissance Leaders, Chapter 3: Personal Mastery - Introduction, Examples of Leadership Derailers, Seeking Support, Chapter 4: Applying a "Glocal" Mindset - Introduction, Exploring the New World of the Global Knowledge Economy, Global Management Practice, Four Global Management Domains, Globality, The Renaissance City, Chapter 5: Accelerating Cross Boundary Learning - Our Definition of Innovation, Learning is Work/Work is Learning, Learning with the Whole Brain, Making Meaning, Chapter 6: Thinking Back from the Future - Beyond the Rear-View Mirror, Rehearsing the Future, Creating the Future, Strategic Foresight: A Definition, Chapter 7: Leading Systematic Change - Organizations as Congruent Systems, Systems Thinking as the "Fifth Discipline", Lessons from the New Sciences, Collaboration as the DNA of High-Performing Organizations, Chapter 8: Driving Performance with Passion - Setting the Tone, Mapping the Destination, Measuring Progress, The Journey to High Performance, Chapter 9: Demonstrate Courage - Types of Courage, Moral Courage, Speaking-Up Courage, Innovation Courage, Crisis Leadership Courage, Cultural Transformation Courage, Accountability Courage, The Courage Not to Act, The Courage to Be Vulnerable, Learning from Failure, Chapter 10: Practice and Live Ubuntu - Principles of Ubuntu in Renaissance Leadership, Solidarity, Relationships, Empathy, Collaboration, Respect, Modern Applications and Benefits of Ubuntu, Chapter 11: The Seven C's and the Work of Renaissance Leaders - Curiosity, Creativity, Collaboration, Commitment, Courage, Competence, Compassion, The 7 C's and Renaissance Leadership, Chapter 12: The Challenge Dialogue System as a Core Skill Set for Renaissance Leaders - Introduction, The CDS Process, Three Kinds of Challenge Dialogue, Why CDS Is Widely Liked and Used, Next Steps in the Development of CDS, Why CDS is Important for the Renaissance Way, Chapter 13: Living the Renaissance Way - The Underlying Characteristics of a Renaissance Way Leader, Chapter 14: The Renaissance Network and its Potential - Frequently Asked Questions About the Renaissance Way Network, What's Next for the Renaissance Way and the Network?, Five Challenges for the Future
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