FIR Book Review: Open Leadership by Charlene Li

Shel Holtz and Ryan Williams review Charlene Li’s new book on how social technologies can transform the way you lead.

imageOpen Leadership: How Social Technology Can Trasform the Way You Lead is the new book by Charlene Li, founder of The Altimeter Group and co-author of Groundswell.

FIR co-host Shel Holtz and TWI Surveys president Ryan Williams set out to produce a short review of Charlene’s book, but the conversation turned into a longer discussion of leadership. Given that Ryan earned his Master’s Degree in leadership, the review explores various leadership theories and how Charlene has applied them in the book.

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Open Leadership, by Charlene Li
Publisher: Jossey-Bass (a Wiley imprint)
Hardcover: 311 pages
Published May 2010
ISBN-10:0470597267
ISBN-13: 978-0470597262

Purchase at Amazon US, Amazon Canada, or Amazon UK.

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