The Catalyst Effect - Toomer, Professor Jerry (Butler University, USA); Caldwell, Professor Craig (Butler University, USA); Weitzenkorn, Professor Steve (Organization Behavior and Learning Con
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Provides a practical, research-based roadmap for developing and applying twelve key competencies to multiply an individualâ s impact, elevate the performance of others, and accelerate progress toward mission-oriented goals, generating greater value.

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Provides a practical, research-based roadmap for developing and applying twelve key competencies to multiply an individualâ s impact, elevate the performance of others, and accelerate progress toward mission-oriented goals, generating greater value.
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Autorenporträt
Jerry Toomer serves as an Executive Partner and Adjunct Professor in the Lacy School of Business at Butler University. With over three decades of applied experience as a Human Resource executive, he brings unique insights into leadership and organization effectiveness. Craig Caldwell is the Associate Dean of Graduate & Professional Programs in the Lacy School of Business at Butler University. Craig has been published in Business and Society, Journal of Leadership & Organizational Studies, The Monitor, Business and Society Review, Management Accounting Quarterly, and Journal of Corporate Citizenship. Steve Weitzenkorn is an organizational adviser and strategy consultant, working closely with multinational corporations, local companies, educational institutions, and not-for-profits to elevate their success. He has developed innovative and award-winning training programs for American and international companies. Chelsea Clark is the Founder and President of Chelsea Clark Consulting, LLC, a relationship research firm located in Carmel, IN. Her business assists corporate, non-profit, and academic leaders in achieving their research-related objectives and solving complex social scientific questions.