CEO of Adgetec Corporation, Professor at Rutgers University, and co-author of the thought provoking and transformational book No Fear: Business Leadership in the Age of the Digital Cowboys, Mark Mueller-Eberstein, describes the challenges presented to leaders in the new globalized and digital economy. Mark points out that fear of this new business landscape is paralyzing many formerly highly successful leaders. Mark provides evidence that not only is the marketplace evolving rapidly, but a new young generation of highly motivated, community oriented, and increasingly international employees expects innovative and responsive leadership,. Mark offers advice for leaders to make the transition from the previous economic model to the new digital and global age, where failure to adapt means failure as a leader.
Mark Mueller-Eberstein is my internet radio show guest on Blog Business Success; hosted live on BlogTalkRadio.
The show airs live on Tuesday, May 1, at 8:00 pm Eastern Time; 5:00 pm Pacific Time.
CEO of Adgetec Corporation, Professor at Rutgers University, and co-author of the thought provoking and transformational book No Fear: Business Leadership in the Age of the Digital Cowboys, Mark Mueller-Eberstein, describes the challenges presented to leaders in the new globalized and digital economy. You will learn:
* What No Fear leadership means and why it is critical to understand
* How the increasingly digital and globalized economy are transforming leadership
* Why the young under thirty Playstation Generation is leading the change
* How to become a No Fear leader to stay ahead of the competition
Mark Mueller-Eberstein (photo left) is founder and CEO of Adgetec Corporation, whose mission is to help organizations and their leaders realize value globally.
Mueller-Eberstein is a recognized thought leader, speaker, mentor, and coach for topics as:
- Leveraging IT for business success
- Global consumerization of IT
- Connecting people
- Reducing ambiguity
- Organizational culture for next gen
- Organizational leadership values
In addition to blogs, whitepapers and research papers, Mark Mueller-Eberstein is the author of Agility - Competing and Winning in the Tech Savvy Marketplace and No Fear: Business Leadership in the Age of the Digital Cowboys. Mueller-Eberstein's books are written based on his over fifteen years of global experience in the IT industry, working with companies and governments to choose, adopt, roll out, and measure the impact of new technologies.
My book review of No Fear: Business Leadership in the Age of the Digital Cowboys by Pekka A. Viljakainen and Mark Mueller-Eberstein.
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Let's talk with CEO of Adgetec Corporation, Professor at Rutgers University, and co-author of the thought provoking and transformational book No Fear: Business Leadership for the Digital Age, Mark Mueller-Eberstein, describes the challenges presented to leaders in the new globalized and digital economy. Mark points out that fear of this new business landscape is paralyzing many formerly highly successful leaders. Mark provides evidence that not only is the marketplace evolving rapidly, but a new young generation of highly motivated, community oriented, and increasingly international employees expects innovative and responsive leadership,. Mark offers advice for leaders to make the transition from the previous economic model to the new digital and global age, where failure to adapt means failure as a leader on Blog Business Success Radio.
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