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OverviewThe world is exhibiting the urgent need for sustainable change. In his first book, Curt Blattner introduces a new approach fit for the modern workforce which encourages sustainable interactive leadership placing the dialogue between leaders and teams at the centre of development. Based on his experiences in leading positions of the international retail giant, Nestlé, Blattner shares his stories and the model used to support the globally successful coffee retailer. Blattner draws influence from the Swiss direct democratic governance and non-hierarchical politics and applies them to leadership to sustainably create high-performing teams for the future. The Heartbeat of Excellence offers a detailed alternative to changing culture for anybody to understand and follow fostering a human process with Emerging Change, creating high performing human relations, and consequently installing change sustainably, the Swiss Way. AUTHOR: Curt Blattner is Co-Founder of the Institute of Emerging Change consultancy. Curt has had an extensive career at Nestlé including the construction and leadership of a global group of internal consultants for continuous improvement. Curt has Canadian and Swiss citizenship and grew up in Australia and Switzerland. He holds a degree in Agricultural Engineering from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. SELLING POINTS: . Create sustainable high performing teams the Swiss way . Insightful lessons from the interface of retail The Heartbeat of Excellence introduces a new leadership model fit for the modern workforce . For leaders, teams and consultants, globally, who want to bring coherence and cooperation to their business . The generation entering the workplace today are looking for freedom and autonomy this new model helps create those environments . Curt is a seasoned consultant with expansive international business experience in some of the world's largest retail companies Full Product DetailsAuthor: Curt BlattnerPublisher: LID Publishing Imprint: LID Publishing ISBN: 9781912555697ISBN 10: 1912555697 Pages: 180 Publication Date: 09 January 2020 Audience: General/trade , General , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Out of stock The supplier is temporarily out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you on backorder and shipped when it becomes available. Table of ContentsReviews"""The Heartbeat of Excellence brings to mind the phrase, 'Culture eats strategy for breakfast.' Curt's book is concerned with putting people first in change processes and workplace structures. This is a timely read with an unexpected Swiss twist."" - Alois Zwinggi, Member of the Managing Board, World Economic Forum ""Success remains, in many areas, essentially a result of functioning human relationships, despite tremendous progress in technology. The foundations of such effective working relations are respect, tolerance and appreciation of diversity. Curt always highlighted the importance of such interpersonal relations during his personal life. - Stefan Palzer, Executive Vice Precident and Chief Technology Officer, Nestle S.A." The Heartbeat of Excellence brings to mind the phrase, 'Culture eats strategy for breakfast.' Curt's book is concerned with putting people first in change processes and workplace structures. This is a timely read with an unexpected Swiss twist. - Alois Zwinggi, Member of the Managing Board, World Economic Forum Success remains, in many areas, essentially a result of functioning human relationships, despite tremendous progress in technology. The foundations of such effective working relations are respect, tolerance and appreciation of diversity. Curt always highlighted the importance of such interpersonal relations during his personal life. - Stefan Palzer, Executive Vice Precident and Chief Technology Officer, Nestle S.A. Author InformationCurt Blattner is Co-Founder of the Institute of Emerging Change consultancy. Curt has had an extensive career at Nestle including the construction and leadership of a global group of internal consultants for continuous improvement. Curt has Canadian and Swiss citizenship and grew up in Australia and Switzerland. He holds a degree in Agricultural Engineering from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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