Product Description
by Patrick A. Ungashick (Author)
Business leaders--sharpen your skills with lessons from one of the greatest feats in history.
As a business executive, you crave powerful examples of leadership in action. One of the greatest moments in history--D-Day, the launch of the most complex military operation in history that propelled the outcome of World War II--is a powerful gold mine of lessons that help you elevate your leadership skills and lead your team to victory.
The product of years of planning and involving millions of people, D-Day's results came down to a handful of leaders who rose to the occasion--or failed. Strategy, culture, logistics, process, delegation, and clutch decisions--the D-Day battle encompassed every facet of business leadership while facing the highest stakes imaginable. In A Day for Leadership, the fascinating and inspiring stories of these military leaders' choices offer today's executives, entrepreneurs, and teams actionable insights to help them excel and succeed.
Author Biography
For most of his career, Patrick Ungashick has built and led companies that provide advisory services to business owners and leadership teams. An entrepreneur himself, he has been a founder or leader in a half dozen companies, in industries including sales training, wealth management, investment banking, private equity, and exit strategy consulting.
In addition to A Day for Leadership, Patrick is the author of two books helping business owners and entrepreneurs achieve successful exits, Dance in the End Zone and A Tale of Two Owners. An award-winning author and speaker, he has conducted more than five hundred workshops for business owners and teams on how to maximize company value and achieve successful exits and leadership successions.
Patrick has three sons, and he and his wife, Maggie, enjoy travel, boating, and wine. And, of course, Patrick is an avid student of history.
For more information about Patrick's books, consulting services, and speaking engagements, please visit www.patrickungashick.com.
