Jeff Wolf Named One of Top 100 Thought Leaders in Leadership Development

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan. 13, 2011 - Jeff Wolf, president of Wolf Management Consultants, LLC, and one of the top executive coaches in the country, has been named one of the Top 100 Thought Leaders by the prestigious Leadership Excellence magazine.

This 26-year-old publication selects its annual Thought Leaders for their accomplishments in leadership development, managerial effectiveness and organizational productivity. This year’s co-recipients include top authors and consultants like Malcolm Gladwell, Jack Welch, Ken Blanchard, Stephen R. Covey and Marshall Goldsmith.

"I’m honored to be included on this elite list," says Wolf, coauthor of Roadmap to Success: America’s Top Intellectual Minds Map Out Successful Business Strategies. "In today’s highly turbulent times, we must work together to keep people motivated and productive, while building teams and reducing stress."

Featured on December’s cover of Leadership Excellence, Jeff Wolf’s companion article outlined numerous ways to avoid leadership crises, including:

  1. Flaunt your honesty.
  2. Focus on your people.
  3. Invest in training.
  4. Use feedback and assessment tools to identify leadership competencies and skills.

Jeff Wolf's full article may be accessed here http://www.wolfmotivation.com/pdf/leadershipinexcellence-... (pdf). Wolf is also currently finishing his second book, The Essence of Effective Leadership.

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About Jeff Wolf

A highly sought-after business consultant, Wolf’s strategic focus in solving corporate and human issues has earned him continuing raves from national firms. He has been featured on NBC and FOX TV, and he has worked with many of the world’s largest corporations.

Wolf served as CEO for one of the country’s largest healthcare receivables-management companies and is the former CEO of a prominent polling and political opinion research corporation. As a successful basketball coach, he was selected by Gillette as one of the country’s outstanding coaches.

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