“Values and culture are paramount to corporate leadership. This book provides leaders with the tools to develop their talent.”
Jeff Immelt
Chairman and CEO, General Electric
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Your purchase of From Values to Action makes an impact. Author Harry Kraemer is donating his proceeds from the book to the One Acre Fund, an organization that carries out its values-based leadership in support of farmers in Africa.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Sometimes “doing the right thing” while also delivering outstanding and lasting results can be difficult for leaders to achieve, but Harry Kraemer knows it can be done.
In this dynamic book for existing and aspiring leaders, From Values to Action: The Four Principles of Values-Based Leadership (Jossey-Bass, April 2010), Harry
explains that in today’s economic and political environment values-based leaders are needed more than ever.
In From Values to Action, Harry argues that the journey to becoming a values-based leader starts with self-reflection, which he identifies as the first of four principles that guide leaders to make choices that are aligned with their values.
The four essential principles are self-reflection, balance, true self-confidence, and genuine humility.
Drawing from first-hand experiences as the former chairman and CEO of Baxter International and from the popular classes he teaches at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, Harry offers current and aspiring leaders a framework to adopt the four principles of values-based leadership to make their organizations beacons of enduring value in the world. Insightful and inspiring, From Values to Action comes at a critical time when true leadership in every facet of society is greatly needed.
“If you are a visionary board member looking for a CEO, or a new-style (as opposed to the old-guard) type of CEO looking for leadership talent for your team, this book will awaken new questions and considerations you should pursue. As you look for the kind of values-based leadership talent necessary for business in this time of rapid change and where organizations are broken and traditional thinking is not working in politics and economics on a global scale From Values to Action will provide guidance.”
Andrew Stein, CMO, SteinVox
June 17, 2012