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Leadership and trust · Best fit: Executives and team leaders

“For those who are serious about building stronger organizations and stronger communities, this book provides an important roadmap.”
Dr. Sindhu Bhaskar — Chairman & Founder, EST Global Inc. | Forbes Business CouncilDr. Bhaskar wrote the foreword to the book.
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Chairman & Founder, EST Global Inc. | Forbes Business Council. Dr. Bhaskar wrote the foreword to the book. Excerpts from one review. Read the full review

  • Hidden value in people and relationships

    “The greatest unused capital of the twenty-first century may already exist among us.”

    Reflect: Did the book change how you think about the knowledge, relationships, or trust already present in your organization?

  • A broader view of leadership

    “The book’s strongest theme is the shift from organization to ecosystem, from control to connection, and from individual advantage to shared capability.”

    Reflect: Which idea about leading across teams or organizations stood out to you?

  • Trust and participation

    “Community Capital succeeds only when trust itself is protected as capital.”

    Reflect: What did you think about the treatment of trust, contribution, and shared benefit?

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