Thought Leaders: Who they are, why they matter, and how to reach them
Who They Are, Why They Matter, and How to Reach Them
By Hayes Mizell
Categories: Change management, System leadershipDecember 2010
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Leading the Way
In history
- St. Paul
- James Madison
- Abraham Lincoln
- Susan B. Anthony
- Mohandas K. Gandhi
- Pope John XXIII
- Martin Luther King Jr.
- Betty Friedan
In professional development
- Dennis Sparks
- Stephanie Hirsh
- Richard DuFour
In education
- John Dewey
- Benjamin Bloom
- John Goodlad
Categories: Change management, System leadership
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