Developing Your Business Leaders

Developing Your Business Leaders

Tina Schust Robinson

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Editorial:
Association for Talent Development
Año de edición:
2026
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Gestión: liderazgo y motivación
ISBN:
9781960231765
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Build stronger leaders at every level of your organization, and turn leadership development into a true business advantage. Drawing on nearly three decades of experience across sales operations, technology consulting, and talent development, Tina Schust Robinson offers a reimagined approach to leadership development that connects directly to business performance. She guides leadership investors-from founders and executives to frontline managers and talent development professionals—toward a more integrated and effective way of building leadership capability across the organization. Most organizations rush to solutions. Robinson challenges that instinct. Instead of starting with programs, she begins with the business case. She examines why leadership development must be treated as a core business strategy, what defines effective leadership in today’s environment, and how to design sustainable initiatives aligned with both organizational goals and employee needs. At the center of this book is Robinson’s one-to-one, one-to-many, and one-to-all leadership investment framework. This practical model shows how organizations can combine individualized coaching and mentoring, group-based leadership training, and enterprise-wide development strategies to support leaders across the entire talent lifecycle. Interviews with successful corporate and nonprofit leaders, along with experienced talent development professionals, bring the framework to life through real-world application. Checklists, assessments, and exercises help readers immediately apply the concepts and tailor solutions to their own organizational context. Whether you are leading a team or shaping leadership strategy across an entire organization, this book will transform how you think about developing leaders—and the measurable return that investment can deliver. 

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