Leadership as Performance
Developing Leadership Skills Through Acting
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    Leadership as Performance: Developing Leadership Skills through Acting is based on the premise that leadership is a performance, a role played by leaders to inspire followers to achieve a shared goal. The book explores how acting techniques can facilitate the development of leadership skills. For this purpose, it introduces the SPACE model of leadership development, which is based on five key leadership skills: self-awareness, presence, authenticity, communication, and emotional intelligence.

    The book is divided into three parts. The first part explores the metaphor of leadership as a performance and the fundamentals of both leadership and acting. The second part elaborates on the SPACE model by showing how each of the five key leadership skills can be developed with acting te...

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    Marco Aponte-Moreno
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    Marco Aponte-Moreno is a Professor of Clinical Management and Organization at the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business in Los Angeles. He is also a trained actor with over 25 years of acting experience.
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    Taylor & Francis
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