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On October 21, 2009, the best and brightest in Canadian business leadership meet at Toronto's Carlu Conference Center for the 2009 Canadian Business Leadership Forum.

Steve Farber's latest book suggests a new philosophy of leadership seldom practiced in today's business world.

In No-Compromise Leadership, business consultant Neil Ducoff lays out a tough course for business leaders: take responsibility for everything that goes wrong, and fix it

You as an entrepreneur have a vision. That vision is your guide for the future. But to achieve that future you need to preach your vision to your employees.

Good business leaders and managers are those whose management and leadership styles find expression in high employee productivity, business success and high profits.

Taking on the role of a business leader requires skills that inspire the employee to have faith and work in a team effort to reach the company's objective.

The manager to leader transition is a hard one, mainly since traditional management development fails to address the core differences between management and leadership.

A situational leader adjusts their leadership style to the situation they are in and the person they are dealing with.

Executive derailment occurs when a leader, once seen as a high-potential candidate on the fast-track to executive levels, ends up fired or demoted.

In the May 2009 Harvard Business Review, Procter & Gamble Chief Executive Officer (CEO), A.G. Lafley, reflects on four important tasks of executive leadership.

For a true leader, leadership is a tough challenge because the connectivity it requires is difficult to achieve today.

Being a transformational leader means having the ability to really inspire and motivate employees to achieve new heights, but it is only one leadership style.

New research suggests that having a single leader no longer works for the corporation of the future and that the roles of CEO and CFO should be given equal say.

Five business secrets and success communication models are revealed in "Understanding Other People: The Five Secrets to Human Behavior," by Beverly D. Flaxington.

The Information Age has set the stage for a continuously changing world of turmoil in organizations today.

In order for a business to be successful, employees must be able to work together as a team, which necessitates the development of effective teamwork skills.

A collection of online resources providing information, education and advocacy for sustainable development around the world.

A company may create a community business partnership. Benefits for the company include greater community knowledge and improvements in staff and competitive advantage.

Justin Menkes offers a new way to measure the performance of business executives in Executive Intelligence. Elements considered are tasks, other people and oneself.

Save the environment while saving some green cash with simple to implement greening techniques.

In the 70s, Southeast Asian refugees fled to Western safe havens where they learned to mix an Asian work ethic with a Western capitalist spirit, tiger leadership emerged.

People buy non-fiction books to learn about experiences and skills, whereas they buy fiction for entertainment.