Description
The future is more human than ever before
- With a strong background in their respective fields, both authorsprovide a compelling body of work that explores how leadershipmust operate in this new age of business innovation
- Challenges traditional business models with new ways of corporate insight, that benefit the employer through greater production revenue
- Suggestive of damaging uniformative human development and its repercussions for business capital
- A statement to the power of value and quality, which have left the true art of business
Book Details
- Publisher: LID Publishing
- ISBN: 978-1-911498-84-1
- FORMAT: 216 x 138mm
- Bookbinding: Paperback w/flaps
- Number of pages: 240pp
AUTHOR
Sudhanshu Palsule is an educator at Duke Corporate Education and other global business schools, as well as a consultant and leadership coach. He lives in the US.
Michael Chavez is the CEO of Duke Corporate Education, and his research and writings focus on ‘rehumanzing’ leadership. He is both a British and American citizen and lives in the US.
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