“Poorly managed companies fail quickly… Poorly led companies fail eventually.”
The best way to manage your company better is to
Lead Your People More Effectively.
Become a More Influential, Impactful Leader.
&
Effectively Transform Your Company into a High-Performance Organization.
Introducing
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Our completely redesigned and expanded programs outperform traditional leadership development training, giving companies the competitive advantage they need to succeed in an increasingly VUCA world.
Since 2005, ALPS Leadership has been elevating the effectiveness of CEOs and business leaders and bringing more joy to their lives and the world.
Cultivating MoJo Is Serious Business.
It’s how you elevate performance for better results.
Leadership is the catalyst that binds the things you manage to the core of your business operations. MoJo is the satisfaction people experience through the meaningful things they accomplish. It inspires them to perform better and accomplish the things that matter most. Cultivating MoJo is how leaders improve performance, tamp down mediocrity, eliminate dysfunction, and make the world more joyful.
Read the latest short essays and articles written to elevate your leadership thinking and effectiveness – by Philip R. Liebman
Philip Liebman founded ALPS Leadership following 25 years leading companies and another 16 years as an award-winning Group Chairman for an international CEO coaching and peer advisory organization. He saw that the greatest challenge facing CEOs of small and midsize companies wasn’t managing their companies but leading their people. ALPS Leadership is dedicated to meeting this underserved need by providing proven, pragmatic coaching and peer cohort programs that help you accomplish what mattes most.
I am wrong. And you are wrong!
Shared tragedy is a powerful force that binds people in unexpected ways. The survivors of plane crashes, those who fought side-by-side in war, and victims of natural disasters find ways past their differences and to [...]
Inspiring Courageous Curiosity in an Increasingly Reactive World
Discovering new ways of approaching old problems excites me. I quickly become bored doing the same things in the same ways. Behavioral assessments confirm that it is my nature to change things up and disrupt [...]
Exploring the Workings of a Successful Leader’s Mind
I had never really considered that there was a difference between my mind and my brain. The brain is an organ that stores memories, regulates bodily functions, and enables me to feel and think. I [...]
Leadership and Navigating Beyond Our Blind Spots
Iain is a British colleague born and raised in the United Kingdom. He is my best friend in "the" world. Iain suggests that I inhabit two worlds: one distinctly American—my world—and the other, "the" world, [...]
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Competent Organizations Move Mountains
The Matterhorn, ©2017 Phil Liebman
The idea of moving mountains suggests moving yourself from where you are to where you need to be. You move mountains because you believe it is necessary – and MoJo is what drives human potential to make it possible. You accomplish what matters most by elevating your thinking, preparing yourself to lead more effectively, and understanding that your organization makes you successful, not the other way around.
MoJo is What Empowers Competent Organizations to Move Mountains.
Leadership is a journey, not a destination.
Phil Liebman is a Featured Expert
“One Expert Is Closing The Competence Gap For High-Performance Organizations”
ALPS CEO Phil Liebman is a Forbes featured expert. Read the interview here.
Read, Phil’s published article: “Broken Seashells and the Search for Perfection“
Phil Liebman is regularly featured in Forbes Coaches Councils
Coming Soon:
Cultivating MoJo:
How Competent Leaders Inspire Exceptional Performance and Results
by Philip R. Liebman (Due to be published in 2024)
You Can Read Phil Liebman’s Thought Leadership on The AlPS BLOG