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Eight Blogs about Leadership (and the Baldrige Excellence Framework)

By: Christine Schaefer

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photo of  Dr. Katherine Gottlieb speaking at the 2015 Harry S. Hertz Leadership Award ceremony

 Dr. Katherine Gottlieb speaking at the 2015 Harry S. Hertz Leadership Award ceremony

Baldrige staff bloggers are busy this season! We are finalizing the 2017-2018 Baldrige Excellence Framework, the 2017 Examiner Application, the 2017 Baldrige Award Application Forms (online), communications for the forthcoming Baldrige Award recipients, feedback reports for the 2016 Baldrige Award applicants, and the 2017 Baldrige Case Study for Baldrige examiner training, among other priorities at this time of year.

And that, dear reader, is why Blogrige is serving leftovers today. Just kidding! The truth is that there is a customer-focused excuse basis for this old-wine-in-a-new-bottle blog. That is, given that visionary leadership is a core concept of the Baldrige framework and essential to high-performing organizations, we want to better serve you by providing an easy-to-reference collection of some of the most popular Blogrige posts about leadership in recent years. Following is the list, with hyperlinks to each blog.

 

1. “Where Kindness Is a Core Value: Leadership with Heart”

2. “The Baldrige Guide to Overcoming Poor Leadership”    

3. “What Is a Leader to Do?”

4. “The Word Is Out, and It Starts with ‘H’”

5. “Tying Sustainability and Operational Excellence to Leadership”

6.  “A Baldrige Award Recipient Shares Leadership Practices That Support Operational Excellence”

7. “What It Takes to Improve City Government: A Leadership Perspective”

8. “The Importance of Leadership and the Best-Kept Secret for Using a Baldrige Application”


As always, your comments on these blogs—and in this case, your thoughts about leadership—are welcome here. Please consider sharing your insights and best practices by posting a comment below.        

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Christine Schaefer

Christine Schaefer is a longtime staff member of the Baldrige Performance Excellence Program and current leader of the Education Team—a group of four who produce publications and communications and...

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Dr. Zuhair Alkayed on October 26, 2016 1:01 PM

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Great resources that can enhance every leader if they read carefully . Thanks for providing such help.

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