Location: Canada
Member Since:
March 29, 2012
James Taggart
Biography
James Taggart is an economist and leadership consultant. His strong understanding of globalization, an ageing population and technology, and their effects on organizational performance, provide James a unique ability to assist organizational leaders.
He worked for three decades as an economist, conducting applied research into labor market issues and researching topics relating to corporate competitiveness and innovation. Of special interest to James is understanding the interface between competitive global pressures and how leadership and management are practiced at the organization level.
In addition to providing research consulting services services to organizations, he has been blogging for over three years. His blog is read on five continents. Be sure to visit his web page.
He worked for three decades as an economist, conducting applied research into labor market issues and researching topics relating to corporate competitiveness and innovation. Of special interest to James is understanding the interface between competitive global pressures and how leadership and management are practiced at the organization level.
In addition to providing research consulting services services to organizations, he has been blogging for over three years. His blog is read on five continents. Be sure to visit his web page.
Where to find James Taggart online
Website: http://changingwinds.wordpress.com
Twitter: @72keys
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jimtaggart
Blog: http://changingwinds.wordpress.com
Twitter: @72keys
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jimtaggart
Blog: http://changingwinds.wordpress.com
Books
Leading in a Multipolar World: Four Forces Shaping Society
by James Taggart
Price:
$7.99 USD.
Words: 6,340.
Language:
English.
Published: May 22, 2012
.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Management
This ebook presents several ideas to stimulate your reflection on what is happening to our world as the result of four major forces of change. At the heart of the book are implications for leadership and personal growth.