In Overcoming: A Survival Guide for Change Agents, Greg Wallace speaks to the heart and soul of those who undertake the intricate journey of organizational change. With a voice of experience and proven success, Greg addresses the mechanics of the change initiative from the perspective of a topic rarely covered in business literature: the ups and downs change agents face. In sharing his own story, Greg gets personal. With a keen sense of the realities on the ground and the questions that cross the change agent's mind, he offers transparent, heartening, and instructive insights to strengthen and encourage his peers worldwide.

Overcoming: A Survival Guide For Change Agents

Business & Money

Wallace, Greg

Business Culture

The Wallace Group LLC

You have read the books and attended the seminars. But is what you have learned about leadership working for you? And if not, why not? In Transforming: The Power of Leading from Identity, Greg Wallace breaks the code and debunks the cookie-cutter, charisma-driven approach to leadership. With his transparent approach and signature wit, the author shares his journey—the good, the bad, and the occasionally infuriating. His unvarnished experiences and liberating insights are a welcome reprieve from the one-size-fits-all “lead like me” model. Uncover your model of leadership, the one that flows effortlessly from your authentic identity.

Transforming: The Power of Leading From Identity

Management & Leadership

Wallace Group LLC, The

Releasing The Blueprint Of Heaven: A Leader's Guide For Cultivating An Apostolic People Who Expand The Kingdom Of God

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

"Greg has been led of the Holy Spirit to capture what the Lord is doing in this new apostolic age." Che Ahn, Lead Apostle, HIMApostolic Governance provides insight into the spiritual, leadership, administrative, and legal dynamics of governing a ministry apostolically. It is a how-to guide of building healthy ministries that advance the Kingdom of God. Apostolic Governance takes us beyond pastoring local congregations to creating communities of expanding influence with social and economic impact. It's a blueprint for building powerful and healthy apostolic ministries that enlarge our perception regarding what is possible. God has called us to bring heaven to earth. With an apostolic mindset, our Kingdom communities can shape cultures, transform cities, and disciple nations.

Apostolic Governance In The 21st Century: How To Build A World-Class Apostolic Center

Independently published

The purpose of this book is to introduce you in considerable detail to what we call the 'co-operative enterprise', and to explore with you the broader question of why co-operatives are important in today's world. This is not a "how to" book, in the normal sense. It is however (we hope) an excellent foundation upon which to broaden your understanding and appreciation of co-operative forms of enterprise, not only in your country - but around the globe. You will learn why co-operation works and also see why sometimes it may not work, and you will learn about best practices and success factors within co-operatives. If you are an employee, a manager, or an elected official within a co-operative, you will also learn about why and how leadership and management effectiveness are different in co-operative forms of enterprise.   Terry MacDonald, currently a Managing Director of the Global Co-operative Development Group Inc., began his co-operative career in a credit union as a teller. Since that time he has held a variety of positions within the Canadian credit union system ranging from Head of Research for Credit Union Central of Saskatchewan, to General Manager of CULease Financial, a national Canadian credit union system leasing business which he helped to create, to Africa Region Director for the Canadian Co-operative Association.   Gregory Wallace ("Greg") has served within and across the credit union and co-operative systems in Canada and internationally for more than 40 years. His career has taken him from managing a local credit union to serving as the Chief Financial Officer of a 15 billion dollar national financial co-operative. He has served on numerous second-tier co-operative boards and committees across Canada.   Ian MacPherson, Professor Emeritus of History, is a former Department Chair, Dean of Humanities, and Director of the British Columbia Institute for Co-operative Studies at the University of Victoria. He has written, edited, and co-edited twenty books as well as some 150 articles.   keywords: Co-Operatives, Development, Management, Governance, Strategy, Risk, Philosophy, Policy, Future, Success.

Co-Operative Enterprise Building a Better World

MacPherson, Ian

MacDonald, Terry

Economics

First Edition Design Publishing

WE KNOW SCRIPTURE. WE KNOW THE WORDS. WE EVEN KNOW THE RIGHT COURSE OF ACTION. BUT, ARE OUR HEARTS RIGHT?\nIn his inspiring, Christ-centered series of Essays, author Greg Wallace challenges the American Church to focus on Jesus rather than on the cultural storms of the day. Each essay emboldens the Church to serve others in Christlike love rather than pursuing and exercising greater worldly authority. Becoming Great guides us through the rough waters of our world to rely more and more on our Lord and Savior.\nAs the cultural storms increase in frequency and intensity, Greg Wallace reminds us that our tools are not the tools of the world but are mighty in God in pulling down of strongholds. If we are to be more like Christ, then we should act as He did, "Love each other just as much as I have loved you." John 13:34 (TPT)

Becoming Great: Loving A Culture In Conflict

Leadership Books

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