Developing Leadership: Learning from the Experiences of Women Governors
Autor Susan R. Madsenen Limba Engleză Paperback – 3 oct 2008
Based on years of research, Developing Leadership provides a profile of each governor and then an analysis of the data gathered from extensive interviews with each of these women. It shows how they were able to develop the skills and abilities throughout their lives to become the leaders they became. If we are truly interested in figuring out how to develop strong, competent leaders for the future, then we must look at those who have succeeded in the past and those who are succeeding now. This book provides a blueprint for any woman who wants to learn to lead.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780761843085
ISBN-10: 0761843086
Pagini: 318
Dimensiuni: 154 x 231 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.5 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția University Press of America
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0761843086
Pagini: 318
Dimensiuni: 154 x 231 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.5 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția University Press of America
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Part 1 Part I: Their Stories
Chapter 2 1. Governor Barbara Roberts
Chapter 3 2. Governor Christine Gregoire
Chapter 4 3. Governor Christine Todd Whitman
Chapter 5 4. Governor Jane Dee Hull
Chapter 6 5. Governor Jane Swift
Chapter 7 6. Governor Jeanne Shaheen
Chapter 8 7. Governor Madeleine May Kunin
Chapter 9 8. Governor Martha Layne Collins
Chapter 10 9. Governor Nancy Putnam Hollister
Chapter 11 10. Governor Olene Walker
Part 12 Part II: Themes and Overall Findings
Chapter 13 11. Family Influences, Childhoods, and Youth
Chapter 14 12. College Years and Life Roles
Chapter 15 13. Career Paths and Political Years
Chapter 2 1. Governor Barbara Roberts
Chapter 3 2. Governor Christine Gregoire
Chapter 4 3. Governor Christine Todd Whitman
Chapter 5 4. Governor Jane Dee Hull
Chapter 6 5. Governor Jane Swift
Chapter 7 6. Governor Jeanne Shaheen
Chapter 8 7. Governor Madeleine May Kunin
Chapter 9 8. Governor Martha Layne Collins
Chapter 10 9. Governor Nancy Putnam Hollister
Chapter 11 10. Governor Olene Walker
Part 12 Part II: Themes and Overall Findings
Chapter 13 11. Family Influences, Childhoods, and Youth
Chapter 14 12. College Years and Life Roles
Chapter 15 13. Career Paths and Political Years
Recenzii
If you want to develop your leadership skills, read Developing Leadership. Drawing on the personal stories and experiences of some of America's most effective leaders, Dr. Madsen's book teaches all of us that becoming a leader is about becoming an integrated human being. This book reminds us that our past journey prepares us for our leadership callings in the world. This is a truly inspirational book that I will share with my daughters, sister, mother, students, colleagues, and clients.
This book shares a grassroots look at the critical factors that have influenced ten of our past and current prominent female leaders in government today. By reflecting on the past experiences of these women, Dr. Madsen captures the key development influences in these women's lives, making them understandable and useable in our roles as mentors to the young women of today. This book changed the way I view myself as an individual, a mentor, and a mother and provided great insight into how I have developed throughout my life and how I affect others.
Through interviews supported by the author's added comments, Madsen provides an interesting look at ten women state governors who have crashed through the glass ceiling to occupy the chief executive offices in their respective states. How they accomplished this and what kind of leadership advice they can offer as a result of their experience makes this a useful books for students in a variety of scholarly disciplines.
In a time when Hilary Clinton created "18 million cracks in the glass ceiling," this book is a valuable resource for any leaders in any sector. It will be of special interest for women hoping to assume political leadership. The irony is that the book leads them to understand that wanting to be governor isn't the first step. Before that comes service, learning from everyone one works or volunteers with, relentless self-examination, taking opportunities to serve and learn, and staying focused on needed changes. Then leadership opportunities may be many. Madsen admirably describes what was and is essential to any kind of political leadership.
This book shares a grassroots look at the critical factors that have influenced ten of our past and current prominent female leaders in government today. By reflecting on the past experiences of these women, Dr. Madsen captures the key development influences in these women's lives, making them understandable and useable in our roles as mentors to the young women of today. This book changed the way I view myself as an individual, a mentor, and a mother and provided great insight into how I have developed throughout my life and how I affect others.
Through interviews supported by the author's added comments, Madsen provides an interesting look at ten women state governors who have crashed through the glass ceiling to occupy the chief executive offices in their respective states. How they accomplished this and what kind of leadership advice they can offer as a result of their experience makes this a useful books for students in a variety of scholarly disciplines.
In a time when Hilary Clinton created "18 million cracks in the glass ceiling," this book is a valuable resource for any leaders in any sector. It will be of special interest for women hoping to assume political leadership. The irony is that the book leads them to understand that wanting to be governor isn't the first step. Before that comes service, learning from everyone one works or volunteers with, relentless self-examination, taking opportunities to serve and learn, and staying focused on needed changes. Then leadership opportunities may be many. Madsen admirably describes what was and is essential to any kind of political leadership.