The founding fathers on leadership

Description:

When America aspired to break free from Britain, the real-life David-and-Goliath situation required that a full-blown cadre of dynamic leaders arise immediately from the revolutionary populace. As history shows, it did. Now, Donald T. Phillips--writer, speaker, and mayor of Fairview, Texas--uses those events to suggest ways that today's businesspeople can likewise overcome tough odds and achieve success. Goal-setting, communication, and risk-taking, Phillips writes in The Founding Fathers on Leadership: Classic Teamwork in Changing Times, are just a few of the traits to be learned by studying Washington, Jefferson, and their colleagues.

subjects: History,  Politics and government,  Industrial management,  Political leadership,  Statesmen,  Organizational effectiveness,  Case studies,  Business,  Nonfiction,  Government,  Organizational Efficiency,  History, 18th Century,  American Revolution,  Leadership,  Politics,  Statesmen, united states,  United states, politics and government, 1775-1783,  Teams in the workplace

Places: United States

Times: 18th century,  1775-1783