MisLeadership With John Rayment and Jonathan Smith Financial - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

MisLeadership With John Rayment and Jonathan Smith

 Financial system failure  Climate change  Resource depletion / sharing e.g. water, oil, deforestation  Extreme poverty and hunger endured by more than a billion people in the world  Mass epidemics, resistance of bugs to antibiotics  Species being wiped out, including all large animals.  Religious and other armed conflicts / extremism / radicalisation  Wealth / power distribution  Soil degradation  Toxic childhood / protection  HIV/AIDS  Domination by corporations

 More than one billion people in the world are living on less than US$1 a day;  A person is dying of starvation every 3.6 seconds, most of them being children under the age of 5;  6,000 people every day die from HIV/AIDS and another 8,200 who are infected with the deadly virus. (Source: Rural Poverty Portal)

The current economic crisis, resulting in the most serious global recession the world has seen in its history is that our entire financial system over the years has been corrupted... and how endemic it is to our largest corporations, our biggest financial institutions and, yes, our government. Talbott (2009:227)

Deception pervades human social life (p.1)... the American marketplace has a cancer, and that cancer is deception (p.2) and … deception is a central and inevitable part of marketplace interaction (p3). Boush, Friestad and Wright (2009:1-3)

There is much lying and cheating going on in the system, both on Wall Street and in Washington, but very little progress will be made until the root causes of this crisis are uncovered and corrected. Talbott (2009:221)

No century has seen more leaders with more charisma than our 20th century and never have political leaders done greater damage than the four great charismatic leaders of this century. Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler and Mao. What matters is not charisma. What matters is whether the leader leads in the right direction or misleads. Drucker (2003:102)

Missing no leadership Misguided inoperable solutions Misinformed GIGO Machiavellian me me me

MisLeadership Missing Decision making Misguided Global approach Misinformed New paradigm Machiavellian Contemporary mission

1. Wake up! 2. Take responsibility 3. Transparency in all that you do 4. Force Field Analysis 5. Effective Problem Solving 6. Global Perspective 7. New Paradigm 8. Contemporary Mission.