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NOVEMBERTrust, Inc.How to Create a Business Culture That Will Ignite Passion,Engagement, and InnovationNan S. Russell, author of The Titleless Leader“I would trust Nan Russell to drive ‘My Bus,’ with myself and all ofmy team with me, to anywhere in the world.”—Diane Hennessy, store manager, Macy’s Leadership award winner“Nan has a way of giving real-life, practical examples anyone canrelate to, and helps you come to your own insights by seeing anexperience through her reflections.”—Eleanor Gathany, GPHR, senior regional HR leader, AmazonThis is a difficult time to be a leader. The majority of employees are disengaged,their discretionary efforts tamed, passions for work fleeting, andideas tethered.None of this needs to stop you. You can create a workplace where engagement,passion, and great work thrives.If you’re someone’s boss, whatever your level or role, you can use thesetrust essentials to:☛ Create your own Trust, Inc.—a thriving pocket where engagementand results flourish☛ Be a trusted leader people work with, for, and around—with passionand enthusiasm☛ Enhance your leadership future using “what-does-it-look-like?”approaches and “how-does-it-happen?” tips, exercises, and insightsDon’t let what you can’t do affect what you can. Trust, Inc. gives you realworldways to create, nurture, and sustain authentic trust in your work group.Pub Date:November 2013U.S. $15.99 (Can. $18.50)Paper5 1 ⁄4 x 8 1 ⁄4, 256 pp. (est.)EAN 978-1-60163-285-2Category: BusinessRights: WorldThe TitlelessLeaderNan S. RussellEAN 978-1-60163-208-1$15.99 (Can. $18.50)ALSO AVAILABLE:The LeaderPhrase BookPatrick AlainEAN 978-1-60163-200-5$14.99 (Can. $16.75)Nan S. Russell is the author of TheTitleless Leader and Hitting YourStride. Her practical insights andworkplace wisdom are groundedin real-world experience, includinga career that took her from aminimum-wage employee to vicepresident of a multibillion-dollar company. Today,she’s a national speaker, consultant, and a bloggerfor PsychologyToday.com on the topic of “Trust:The New Workplace Currency.” Her Winning atWorking column can be found in more than 90publications. Nan has a BA from Stanford Universityand an MA from the University of Michigan. Shelives with her husband in northwestern Montana.23