The Leadership Map - by Ian Windle (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Leadership is complicated. Don't leave it to chance. The Leadership Map demystifies the subject and provides every leader with a comprehensive framework to create and grow a successful business. It covers all the key elements you need to understand and build a successful business; from creating your vision, to developing your people, to executing on your strategy. The book is brought to life through stories based on the author's knowledge and experience of working first-hand with CEOs of many businesses both large and small, private and public, national and international. Ian Windle is a pragmatist, not a theorist. The Leadership Map will bring clarity to your thinking and provide you with models, tools and techniques that will allow you to immediately put your ideas into action.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Ian is an award-winning leadership speaker, Executive Coach and Team Excellence Builder. In 2018 he delivered a TEDx talk entitled 'Why Everyone Needs an Unreasonable Dream'. He regularly speaks at conferences in the UK and Internationally and works with leadership teams on their Strategy, Vision and Values, as well as developing their capabilities to perform at their peak. Ian is also a Vistage Group Chair, coaching and developing two groups of CEOs and Key Executives in Surrey to fulfil their individual potential. Ian's first career was in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, working across Europe and in Hong Kong. In 1996 he moved into consultancy with Celemi International, where for 10 years he was MD of the UK business. He has an MBA from Henley Business School, is a Chartered Member of the Institute of Personnel and Development, has an Executive and Corporate Coach Diploma (ILM7), a Diploma in Marketing and is an Accredited Belbin Team Roles Facilitator.
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