Freedom, Inc.. How Corporate Liberation Unleashes Employee Potential and Business Performance

Par : Brian Carney, Isaac Getz
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  • Nombre de pages377
  • FormatGrand Format
  • PrésentationBroché
  • Poids0.635 kg
  • Dimensions15,4 cm × 23,1 cm × 2,3 cm
  • ISBN978-0-7867-5635-3
  • EAN9780786756353
  • Date de parution12/10/2009
  • ÉditeurSomme Valley House

Résumé

Corporate Liberation is not a strategy. It is a business philosophy that leaders around the world are using to radically transform their organizations. Liberating leaders believe that a workplace based on respect and freedom is a more natural environment for employees than one based on mistrust and control. So they acted to align their organizations with these beliefs : They liberated people's initiative and potential and with it, unshackled their companies' performance.
Taken together, these leaders are helping reshape our societies. Carney and Getz's Freedom, Inc. is the story of these liberations - how they succeeded, why they endure, and how these journeys can inspire your own.
Brian M. Carney is Senior Vice President for Corporate Communications of Rivada Networks. Brian was a member of The Wall Street Journal's editorial board from 20042014 and editor of The Wall Street Journal Europe's editorial page from 2004-2005 and 2009-2014. His interview with Nestle Chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe was included in the Columbia Journalism Review's "Best Business Writing 2012." In 2009, Brian won the Gerald Loeb Award for Commentary, America's most prestigious business-journalism prize, for his coverage of the financial crisis.
In 2003, he received the Frederic Bastiat Prize for Journalism for his writings on the European economy. Isaac Getz, with Ph.D.s in Psychology and Management, is a professor at the top-ranked ESCP Europe Business School operating in Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid and Turin and has been a visiting professor at Cornell and Stanford Universities and at the University of Massachusetts. His research on the liberating leadership has won the Syntec Award for the best academic article in 2010.
Isaac's work has been featured in all the main US and French media. He is also an author/co-author of three other books translated into dozen languages, many articles and op-eds and is an active public speaker. Isaac has been instrumental in creating the corporate liberation movement involving hundreds of companies and organizations of all sizes and industries.