Warren Bennis
Warren Bennis was a pioneer of leadership studies who spent over five decades studying why some people lead effectively and others do not. He argued that leaders are made, not born, and that self-knowledge is the foundation of authentic leadership.
Works
- LeadersProfiles of influential leaders and the qualities that define great leadership
- On Becoming a LeaderFramework for developing leadership capabilities and personal vision in organizations
- Managing People Is Like Herding CatsEssays on managing people and embracing organizational complexity and autonomy
- Organizing GeniusStudy of how exceptional groups innovate and achieve creative breakthroughs together
- An Invented LifeMemoir of leadership lessons learned across multiple organizations and careers