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New Giants Rising

How Leaders Can Help People and Companies Grow During the Followership Crisis

By (author) Paul D. Fisher
Format: Paperback / softback
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd, London, United Kingdom
Imprint: CRC Press
Published: 16th Feb 2018
Dimensions: w 180mm h 252mm d 18mm
Weight: 300g
ISBN-10: 113862649X
ISBN-13: 9781138626492
Barcode No: 9781138626492
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The greatest concern for all Americans today - leaders and followers alike - is how their prosperity seems to depend on a shrinking foundation of technology-only growth. And the onset of artificial intelligence only threatens to marginalize people even more with job loss and increasing isolation inside the few remaining jobs that it will leave behind. This book helps us understand that business growth fueled by labor productivity does not rely on leadership as we've come to celebrate it, but on our ability to sustain loyalty and commitment to one another- a following if you will - inside and outside our workplaces. When we recognize and understand our historical Followership Cycles, we can begin to restore our workplaces to their lost role as a place to meet the demand of all Americans for a better future. This illuminating book: Provides a new, sustainable growth model based in the socioeconomic realities of modern America and the world it wants to lead - a new Followership System. Tells the story of how one profession, on the brink of disappearing into irrelevance, will lead the new Decision Economy into the 21st century. Demonstrates the development of the "leaderless" specialists who will manage evidence together to pursue a Reason-to-Grow. Stresses the importance of charging all C-Suite executives with leading a continuous process of discovering, articulating and then defending those stakeholder agreements to share purpose. Reveals, not the technology infrastructure, but the social architecture that organizations will use to build new social capital - the Followership that will propel our New Giants to future greatness. New Giants Rising takes us on a journey of the Followership Cycles of our recent past. And, more importantly, it puts forth a plan of action - voiced very simply by Henry Ford during the last cycle over a century ago when he faced the same moment then as we do now: "Coming Together is the Start. Keeping Together is Progress. Working Together is Success."

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"A thought-provoking narrative that illustrates the future of business growth. It is a must read for those who will lead the accounting profession - and our society - to the future. I share Paul's belief that we can fundamentally re-imagine and re-engineer our workplaces to better meet the needs of people - and provide a better life for everyone."






Anthony Menendez, CPA, CFE, author of The Accountant Who Beat Halliburton; Founder, Financial Fraud Examiner LLC; Former Controller US Revenue, General Motors; Recipient of the Accounting Exemplar Award from the American Accounting Association

"A must read for leaders charged with building new social capital inside today's organizations - the people-glue that they will need to survive and grow in the very near future."






Loren Viere, CEO, BerganKDV

"New Giants Rising is a profound and timely read about our arrival at the doorstep of the future of economic growth and social progress. Paul Fisher shows us that - to step through that door today - people must believe they can participate in a positive future. The principles of Followership will help people and companies do that - and much more. Read it today."



Michael Bremer, President of the Cumberland Group, VP Excellence Awards Council- Association for Manufacturing Excellence, Author Shingo Award winning "How to Do a Gemba Walk"