About the Author:
Nancy Reece is a Senior Consultant with the Human Capital Group(www.HumanCapitalGroupiInc.com), specializing in developing leaders and teams
that gain competitive advantage and deliver sustainable business results. She intuitively knows how to challenge people to make a powerful impact as leaders, while creating a warm, transparent, and open atmosphere for learning and growth. Nancy has been privileged to serve great organizations like Ingram Content, BMI, SVP Worldwide, Correct Care Solutions, DaVita, Inc., Kraft Enterprise Systems, theAmerican College of
Osteopathic Surgeons, Gaylord Opryland, Oreck Corporation, NASBA, Skanska USA,
Safe Place Services, Second Harvest Food Bank, and YMCA of the USA.
Prior to joining the Human Capital Group, Nancy was the first woman elected National Board Chair of the Association of YMCA Professionals in its 130-year history. Her career includes service as Senior Vice President for the YMCA of Middle Tennessee and national consultant for YMCA of the USA. As adjunct faculty, she teaches Leadership Perspectives at Lipscomb University’s Graduate Business School. Nancy is also a talented writer.
She writes the Integrity First Column for the Nashville Business Journal and authored the book, The Dichotomy of Power® - Using Power with Intelligence and Integrity.
Nancy volunteers her time as founder of Lionshare’s Pastors Leadership Academy(www.PastorsLeaderhipAcademy.org ), a 10 month leadership experience for church leaders, and serves on the boards of Mercy Health Services and International Christian Ministries. She earned her B.S. degree from the University of Evansville and her M.S. degree from Indiana University, and has continued her lifelong learning at Harvard University and the Center for Creative Leadership.
that gain competitive advantage and deliver sustainable business results. She intuitively knows how to challenge people to make a powerful impact as leaders, while creating a warm, transparent, and open atmosphere for learning and growth. Nancy has been privileged to serve great organizations like Ingram Content, BMI, SVP Worldwide, Correct Care Solutions, DaVita, Inc., Kraft Enterprise Systems, theAmerican College of
Osteopathic Surgeons, Gaylord Opryland, Oreck Corporation, NASBA, Skanska USA,
Safe Place Services, Second Harvest Food Bank, and YMCA of the USA.
Prior to joining the Human Capital Group, Nancy was the first woman elected National Board Chair of the Association of YMCA Professionals in its 130-year history. Her career includes service as Senior Vice President for the YMCA of Middle Tennessee and national consultant for YMCA of the USA. As adjunct faculty, she teaches Leadership Perspectives at Lipscomb University’s Graduate Business School. Nancy is also a talented writer.
She writes the Integrity First Column for the Nashville Business Journal and authored the book, The Dichotomy of Power® - Using Power with Intelligence and Integrity.
Nancy volunteers her time as founder of Lionshare’s Pastors Leadership Academy(www.PastorsLeaderhipAcademy.org ), a 10 month leadership experience for church leaders, and serves on the boards of Mercy Health Services and International Christian Ministries. She earned her B.S. degree from the University of Evansville and her M.S. degree from Indiana University, and has continued her lifelong learning at Harvard University and the Center for Creative Leadership.
About the Book:
The Dichotomy of Power
Using Power with Intelligence and Integrity
On April 9, 1865, General Robert E. Lee, a man with immense admiration
and power on both sides of the battlefield, committed treason and
insubordination when he surrendered to General Grant, in direct opposition of
his orders from President Jefferson Davis. How did Lee make such a momentous
decision?
The Dichotomy of Power® explores the critical thinking and moral
integrity that drove Lee's decision and then teaches you to apply those same
principles in your personal exercise of power. Using Christian principles as the
foundation, Nancy Reece helps you:
• Learn five warning signs of uncontrolled power
• Make choices that build a firm foundation for success
• Align your values with actions that serve the greater good
• Earn respect as a leader others want to follow.
Available in both paperback and hardback. Buy Now.
Using Power with Intelligence and Integrity
On April 9, 1865, General Robert E. Lee, a man with immense admiration
and power on both sides of the battlefield, committed treason and
insubordination when he surrendered to General Grant, in direct opposition of
his orders from President Jefferson Davis. How did Lee make such a momentous
decision?
The Dichotomy of Power® explores the critical thinking and moral
integrity that drove Lee's decision and then teaches you to apply those same
principles in your personal exercise of power. Using Christian principles as the
foundation, Nancy Reece helps you:
• Learn five warning signs of uncontrolled power
• Make choices that build a firm foundation for success
• Align your values with actions that serve the greater good
• Earn respect as a leader others want to follow.
Available in both paperback and hardback. Buy Now.