IT'S ALL ABOUT LEADERSHIP

by Mitchell R. Waite PhD

318 pages

Effective leadership drives organizational success. It’s All About Leadership introduces ledocracy, offering proven concepts and tools to help leaders become more effective and organizations more efficient and profitable.

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Category: Business:Leadership
About the Book
Effective leadership equates to organizational success. Whether we are discussing politicians in Washington, or military, business, or public safety leaders, there is a major difference in believing you understand the nuances of effective leadership and actually placing such belief into action. Through the use of a creative organizational design known as a ledocracy, It's All About Leadership provides proven concepts and tools to assist leaders to become more effective, and organizations more efficient and profitable.
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About the Author
	Dr. Waite is a retired fire chief and Colonel (retired) in the United States Army with a proven track record in the field of leadership. His creative and innovative approaches led to organizational success for the Wisconsin Rapids (WI) Fire Department and several military units he commanded.