Epidemic Leadership

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Praise for EPIDEMIC LEADERSHIP "Epidemic Leadership is a brilliant and timely book. Larry McEvoy, M.D., looking through the lens of an emergency physician, realizes that epidemics can teach us powerful, positive, and practical lessons about leading. Those lessons are not about people at the top using authority to control how things get done. From the perspective of an epidemic, leadership is now about swarming patterns among interconnected networks of people. Epidemic Leadership engages readers in looking at big problems in a whole new way, inviting all of us to become much more curious about the complex world we live in. McEvoy also goes beyond questions and offers practical applications of the principles of epidemics. This book deserves to go viral, and you will want to be one of those who spreads this infectious message." --Jim Kouzes, coauthor of the bestselling The Leadership Challenge and a Fellow of the Doerr Institute for New Leaders, Rice University "Epidemic Leadership reminds us that biology shows us the rules and that we can use those rules to build a better world. Mind-bending and practical at the same time." --Joshua Newman, MD, MSHS, Physician Executive "I watched Epidemic Leadership principles transform our school in Uganda as students and staff alike participated. I'll never again approach leadership in the same way, and I suspect after reading this book, neither will you." --Jean-Kaye Wilson, President, H.E.L.P. International "Dr. McEvoy masterfully illustrates how we might use the dynamics that power epidemics to lead in a way that adds to the world rather than steals from it." --Craig Bardenheuer, Founder, Create-Innovate-Operate, former VP of Business Innovation, Juniper Networks "A giant leap for how we must see leadership in our times: participatory, infectious, adaptive, agile, and everywhere!" --Arvind Singhal, PhD, Marston Endowed Professor of Communication, The University of Texas at El Paso and William J. Clinton Distinguished Fellow, Clinton School of Public Service "Larry McEvoy nails it: leadership during these times is about convening a community that can create impact through a different kind of relatedness. His translation of biology to practical approaches is provocative and powerful." --Helen Prejean, CSJ, author, Dead Man Walking "We talk a lot about leading innovation. Epidemic Leadership talks about how to innovate leadership itself." --Jeffery Adler, CEO, iProtean