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Higher Ambition: How Great Leaders Create Economic and Social Value

Michael Beer · Russell A. Eisenstat · Nathaniel Foote · Tobias Fredberg · Flemming Norrgren

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Section I: Higher-Ambition Leadership in Action 1: Leading with a Higher Ambition 2: The Simultaneous Solve Section II: The Disciplines of Higher-Ambition Leadership 3: Forging Strategic Identity 4: Building A Shared Commitment to Excel 5: Creating Community Out of Diversity 6: Leading with Sisu 7: Committing to Collective Leadership Section III: Moving to a Higher Ambition 8: Becoming A Higher Ambition Leader Conclusion: A Higher Ambition for Business Appendix 1: Research Design and Directions for Future Research

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