Podcast Interview with Jim Harshaw & Kari Granger Kari Granger, a decorated former Air Force officer, is a subject matter expert in both applying and teaching the concepts of transformative leadership under the most challenging conditions. Kari empowers leaders to create tangible results in the areas they are committed to. She has worked with numerous… Continue reading Accountability, Trust, and Tough Conversations: Leadership Strategy with CEO and Master Coach Kari Granger
Interview with the Voyage Denver and Kari Granger: Today we’d like to introduce you to Kari L. Granger. Kari, please share your story with us. How did you get to where you are today? I was an Air Force Officer, deployed to Iraq for the first time. When I experienced a mortar attack, I… Continue reading Life and Work with Kari L. Granger
Panera Leadership Development Keynote Kari Granger will show you how to elevate your leadership to new levels. She will tell you her experience in leading breakthrough results in the most challenging of conditions, including leading combat missions in Iraq, and introduce the idea of Transformative Leadership. Transformative Leadership is a powerful new leadership context… Continue reading TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP: TRAINING PANERA LEADERS
Written by: Kari Granger, Doug Hanover Originally published on Ivey Business Journal. Issues: January / February 2012, A leader’s job is to create contexts that will allow followers to adopt new perspectives on the challenges they face, and therefore, new actions that lead to higher levels of performance. The observations offered by this author will be… Continue reading Transformational Performance-Based Leadership: Addressing Non-Routine Adaptive Challenges
Written by: Kari Granger Originally Published in The Journal of The Conference for Global Transformation, Vol 11 (1), May 2011 Best Paper Award Abstract The propensity of principal ownership for a leader’s vision can serve as a limit to the successful realization of that vision. While early on it may be effective to relate to… Continue reading Taking the “My” out of “My Promise”
