戴維•洛根，南加州大學馬歇爾商學院資深教授，TED最受歡迎主講人。曾任高級經理人培訓項目副教務長。在任期間，與世邦魏理仕集團共同發起瞭有史以來地産界最大的培訓項目。美國CultureSync公司創始人，其擔任顧問的客戶包括英特爾、美國運通、信誠、高力國際、Health Net等諸多知名企業。

約翰•金， 美國CultureSync公司創始人，領導力領域資深培訓師。其客戶包括南加州電力、Cedars-Sinai Health System、Oliver McMillan等。

海麗•費•萊特，科羅拉州大學醫學院執業醫師及資深教授。

The authors, management consultants and partners of JeffersonLarsonSmith, offer a fascinating look at corporate tribes—groups of 20–150 people within a company that come together on their own rather than through management decisions—and how executives can use tribes to maximize productivity and profit. Drawing upon research from a 10-year study of more than 24,000 people in two dozen organizations, they argue that tribes have the greatest influence in determining how much and what quality work gets done. The authors identify the five stages of employee tribal development—Life sucks, My life sucks, I'm great and you're not, We're great and Life is great—and offer advice on how to manage these groups. They also share insights from the health care, philanthropic, engineering, biotechnology and other industries and include key points lists for each chapter. Particularly useful is the Tribal Leader's Cheat Sheet, which helps determine and assess success indicators. Well written and enlightening, this book will be of interest to business professionals at all levels. (Feb.)

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"[T]he most thorough and unique book to come along pertaining to organizational dynamics in quite some time....Whether you’re trying to move an organization forward or trying to move forward yourself, Tribal Leadership is a great place to begin your efforts.

"[A]n unusually nuanced view of high-performance cultures. . . . [S]hare the book with your Type A’s and prima donnas, as it expertly describes the tension between loners who perform exceptionally and those who perform exceptionally but who measure success as part of a team."

"Leaders of both for profit and non-profit organizations, including politicians, and can benefit from perusing Tribal Leadership."