Light a Fire under Your Business: How to Build a Class 1 Corporate Culture through Inspirational Leadership
By (Author) Tom Pandola
Foreword by G. H. Worth
By (author) James W. Bird
Foreword by G. H. Worth
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
7th April 2015
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
658.4092
Hardback
200
Width 156mm, Height 235mm
539g
Two firefighters-turned-management-consultants provide organizations with an innovative way to transform executives into inspirational leaders. Tom Pandola and Jim Bird discovered that the management and leadership principles they relied on for success and survival during their firefighting careers also lead to success in businessand in life. The book they wrote on the basis of that realization is for people who face challenges in their business or personal lives, for those who feel a sense of purpose is missing in their work, and, especially, for every senior management team in search of a winning corporate culture. The book is organized in three sections that teach business leaders and others how to improve processes, empower employees, and transform a business culture. Principles are demonstrated using actual firefighting experiencesthe authors' practical classroomto bring lessons to life. Then, those same principles are applied to business situations to demonstrate their real-world application. Throughout, the book shares a success formula that will provide managers and other senior executives with effective planning skills, the vision to solve problems, and the ability to inspire the individuals within an organization to become the best at what they do.
Exceptionally well written, organized, and presented, Light a Fire under Your Business: How to Build a Class 1 Corporate Culture through Inspirational Leadership is as informed and informative as it is thoughtful and thought-provoking. An extraordinary read from beginning to end, Light a Fire under Your Business: How to Build a Class 1 Corporate Culture through Inspirational Leadership is very strongly recommended for corporate, community, and academic library Business Studies reference collections and supplemental reading lists. Ideal and invaluable reading for anyone seeking to establish or improve their entrepreneurial activities. * Midwest Book Review *
Tom Pandola is a director of communications in the air medical transportation industry. James W. Bird served with the Los Angeles City Fire Department for 24 years, rising to the rank of captain and distinguishing himself as an innovative leader.