New Research on Leadership Versatility
When it comes to leadership competency, more is not always better. Balance and versatility are critical. At a December 15, 2008 webinar, PPI hosted author and researcher Rob Kaiser in a presentation of his work on Leadership Versatility. Kaiser explained why the ability to switch gears and exert different leadership skills at different times results in better business outcomes.
Rob Kaiser, coauthor of the book, "The Versatile Leader" (Pfeiffer, 2006), studied top leaders for more than ten years with Bob Kaplan of the consulting firm Kaplan & DeVries. Their work resulted in the Leadership Versatility Index® (LVI) a 360-degree assessment tool with a radically new rating scale. Not just cosmetic, the features they developed were awarded a U.S. patent and hailed as revolutionary by MIT's Sloan Management Review. Rob Kaiser is a partner with Kaplan DeVries and a thought leader with over 100 publications and presentations on leadership.
The webinar discussion includes:
1. An up-to-date leadership
competency paradigm that you can put to work in your development programs.
2. The ways that traditional measurement scales can lead executives to counterproductive behaviors and a new alternative measurement scale.
3. Research that shows the
relationship between leadership versatility and positive business outcomes.
4. Practical application of the
leadership versatility model to reduce executive
derailments.
Use the links on the right side of this screen to learn more about LVI or call 1-800-565-4223. |