Beyond Counterfeit Leadership : How You Can Become a More Authentic Leader
Ken Shelton
Format: Hardcover, 240pp.
ISBN: 9781890009205
Publisher: Executive Excellence
Pub. Date: May 1999
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Description and Reviews
From The Publisher:
In the history of the modern company, would-be leaders have often been seduced by the quick-fix, counterfeit side of management in an effort to save face or make short-term gains. Even more often, world-weary "plantation" managers are often seen sipping lemonade on the verandah of their palatial offices while the workers in the field live on slave wages.
In this insightful social and business commentary, Shelton applies the artful background of classic literature to contrast ideal leadership with contemporary hucksters who are seduced by their own public relations campaigns and who wade through fraud and deception to manipulate their followers. He invites readers to see beyond the shams perpetrated by such counterfeit managers and learn how to become more authentic leaders themselves.

Reviews
This insightful book will help you be more effective in your work, life, and leadership.
—Stephen R. Covey, author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
In a world of tabloid heroes and skin-deep virtues, Ken Shelton gives us laser-accurate core values and the absolute essence of authentic leadership: substance instead of style, fact in place of fallacy, and timeless wisdom instead of faddish notions.
—Denis Waitley, author of Psychology of Winning

About the Author
Ken Shelton is chairman and editor-in-chief of Executive Excellence Publishing, publisher of Executive Excellence and Personal Excellence magazines. In the past 15 years Shelton has written over 500 articles for publication, co-written best-selling books, and drafted award-winning copy for ads, brochures, and scripts. He has also organized and conducted marketing campaigns to promote certain people, organizations, products, and ideas connected with personal and professional development. He has served as a business and marketing consultant to many chief executives, authors, and publishers.

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