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Globinar What Is Leadership, Really?

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Executives continuing to work on their leadership should attend to gain new insights into what it takes. Attendees might be surprised at what is discussed, and we'll have plenty of time for questions and answers, and discussion. There are over 60,000 books on Amazon about leadership that explain, offer, contribute, qualify, quantify different views of what leadership is. If any of those books really worked, we could narrow it down to one or two that when you read them, you go out and lead effectively in any challenging situations you encounter. That's not the case. We assert that almost none of those books gives one “access” to the “being” part of Leader and Leadership. In this virtual 'globinar', we will have an honest discussion to what is missing in nearly all the books you'll read that prevents leadership from showing up on the field as distinct from describing it from the peanut gallery. This will not be a lecture but a discussion. We are anxious to discover what might really work to produce Leaders. Here we go! Welcome to "What is Leadership, Really?". We're pleased to discuss the core of what leadership is, as learned from top expert Barry Berman. We'll also get the perspectives from three other leadership experts around the world. And we open this to our community to comment as well! Keynote Speaker Barry Berman - President at Integritas Consulting Group Additional Speakers Jacqueline Wales - Founder/Principal at Jacqueline Wales & Co Desiree Perez - Founder/President at Desiree Perez Coaching & Consulting Aparna Ranadive - Executive Director at Global Chamber® Mumbai; Founder & CEO at Practical Magic Advisory Services & Solutions Derek Bbanga - Executive Director at Global Chamber® Nairobi; Regional Director at Alpha Group

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Topics: Leadership · Leadership & skills

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