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The Overlord Effect - Emergent Leadership Style at the D-Day Invasion (Hardcover)
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The Overlord Effect - Emergent Leadership Style at the D-Day Invasion (Hardcover)
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The Overlord Effect is a historically based leadership review that
combines the accounts of Veterans of the Normandy Campaign of World
War II and presents a conversation about their experiences with the
leadership theories that have become part of today"s conversation
on the subject in the military, academics, and business. The
Normandy Invasion was one of the most complex and successful
military campaigns in history. The preparation for this event took
years of preparation and training. It required leaders at every
level to demonstrate exemplary leadership in a compressed space and
time that called for decisions to be made in an instant, for
leaders to act with courage and character, and for both followers
and leaders to accomplish any mission regardless of the personal
cost. The Overlord Effect takes the snapshots of the critical
experiences of leaders at every level of the Allied Invasion Force
and reviews their actions and places them into understandable,
thought provoking insights that will help leaders in any discipline
respond better to challenges. The work also presents Dr. Pierce's
theory on Emergent Leadership During Crisis(ELDC), and discusses
ways that the leaders and professionals of today can use it to help
themselves understand their own leadership experience, as well as
to develop future leaders in the workplace.
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