Must-Win Battles How to Win Them, Again And Again

"Enlightening and thought-provoking in an era of cluttered agendas.Must-Win Battlessets a clear path for leaders to focus their team's head, heart, and hands." Michael D. White, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, PepsiCo International, New York "Moving a company to the next level requires confronting the right challenges, and Peter Killing, Thomas Malnight, and Tracey Keys show how to pick your battles and then how to win them. TheirMust-Win Battlesprovides a practical playbook for unleashing and aligning the intellectual and emotional energies essential for any business triumph." Michael Useem, Director, Center for Leadership and Change Management, The Wharton School and author of The Leadership Moment "InMust-Win Battles, Peter Killing and Thomas Malnight have distilled their richly varied experiences drawn from many organizations over many years. Together, they have created a practical handbook for all managers who are interested in re-energizing and improving their business performance.Must-Win Battlesis easy to read and brimful with practical advice; well worth a few hours of your time." Iain FergusonCBE, Chief Executive, Tate & Lyle PLC; Named European Businessman of the Year byForbes Magazine, 2005 "Every executive knows that there are certain battles that must be won for the business to be successful. This great new book provides a real-world, step-by-step approach to choosing the right battles in a way that helps unleash the organizational will to achieve them.Must-Win Battlesis a wonderful contribution to the art and science of management! So much so that it's inspired me to launch my own MWB journey." Bob Rieder, President & CEO, Cardiome Pharma Corp. Must-Win Battlesis an essential companion for leaders who want to cut through an array of uncoordinated initiatives and bring focus and renewed energy to their organizations.Killing, Peter is the author of 'Must-Win Battles How to Win Them, Again And Again', published 2006 under ISBN 9780131990494 and ISBN 0131990497.