November / December 2015
Ethical Leadership Then and Now
A unique examination of economic conditions and success at war during the tenure of 19 kings of Judah supports the modern case for ethical leadership.
The Art of Early Talent Spotting
Not all jobs lend themselves to demonstrations of leadership potential, which is why organizations need to systematically look for “glimmers” of talent.
Leadership Lessons Out of the Horrors of Auschwitz
Forgiving is rarely easy, but Holocaust survivor Eva Kor insists it is key to peace on Earth, not to mention clearing (and calming) the mind of decision makers.
Q&A with Hap Klopp
The legendary entrepreneurial founder of The North Face obviously knows how to build a company, which is why his book about failure is a must-read for business junkies.
Building Trust Is a Blood Sport
Put your trust in vampire economics and use neuroscience to increase performance along with oxytocin in employee brains.
