Gary Hamel Books
Gary Hamel is a visiting professor of strategic and international management at the London Business School. The Wall Street Journal named Hamel the world’s most-influential business thinker. His bestselling books include Leading the Revolution and Competing for the Future.
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What Matters Now
What's What Matters Now about?
What Matters Now (2012) reveals the many challenges for companies looking to navigate an increasingly globalized and technology-driven world. With practical advice, these blinks show how company can not only survive such an environment but also adapt, innovate and thrive.
Who should read What Matters Now?
- CEOs wanting to learn how to easily adapt to global challenges
- Managers looking to challenge their company’s status quo
- Entrepreneurs involved in businesses with a global outlook
Humanocracy
What's Humanocracy about?
Humanocracy (2020) explores the constraints of traditional bureaucratic organizational structures and proposes a shift toward more human-centric models. Based on the idea that bureaucracies stifle innovation and alienate employees, it argues for a system that unleashes human potential and creativity. Through real-world examples and strategies, it guides organizations in restructuring to foster empowerment, adaptability, and resilience.
Who should read Humanocracy?
- Leaders looking to transform organizational cultures and structures for increased innovation and adaptability
- HR professionals wanting to integrate employee-centric policies and practices for enhanced workplace satisfaction and productivity
- Business students seeking to understand new organizational models and management strategies