Radio Interviews
Leadership Consultant
Shares Simple Steps to Success
Author of Inspirational Presence tells your audience:
• How to create success in your life
• What simple tool makes change easy to handle
• Techniques corporate executives use to lead thousands of people
that work just as well for anyone.
• Three steps to becoming a leader that anyone can use
• The keys to working with and avoiding resistance from others
• Why leaders most often fail
• Why EQ matters more than IQ
• What social skills make the biggest difference to leaders
• Controversies
about leadership
...and much more
Most change efforts fail because of improper leadership
In the corporate world most change efforts never deliver the results
that people expected. This costs companies millions of dollars and
untold stress on employees.
Most of these failures are a result of particular styles of leadership
and can be avoided. In fact, proper leadership can create effective
change faster and cheaper than most change methodologies.
Social Skills work at the top
Current research shows that technical skills relate to 90% of success
at entry level jobs, but interpersonal skills relate to 90% of success
at the highest level jobs.
Boss doesn't mean leader
Many people equate the position of manager or executive with being
a leader. In truth, it simply gives them the responsibility to lead.
Many never ever lead. Most real leaders in the world have no formal
authority at all, and people follow them willing.
Power matters, but not like you might think
There are two types of power: positional and personal. Of the two,
most people think that positional makes all the difference. However,
personal power makes more difference in created an engaged and committed
workforce.
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Jeff Evans, Ph.D. is a leading authority in leadership and transformation. Jeff is the author of Inspirational Presence: The Art of Transformational Leadership (Morgan-James, 2009) and co-author of the book Ten Tasks Of Change (Jossey/Bass-Pfeiffer, 2001).
During his professional career as an executive coach, Jeff has worked with leaders of some of the largest corporations in the world, such as Chevron, the Gap, Clorox, and General Dynamics. Many of these lead global organizations spanning over 100 counties.
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