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ISBN 9966809376

ISBN 978-9966-809-37-7

Kenya Copyright Board Registration RZ09787

Published by MANAGEMENT DECISION INFORMATION

It shocked many companies that contracts could be revoked and rendered worthless overnight. The simple, and perhaps inevitable, response for companies was to shut down and wait for the [Covid-19] crisis to blow over… Our research showed that companies that stayed open negotiated share-share outcomes with their stakeholders. These companies could not make airtight promises, nor could they guarantee an upturn in economic fortunes any time soon. But they leveraged their relational capital and sense of humanity to broker social contracts which enabled them to continue operations–at scaled-down levels.







HOW TO LEAD CORPORATE TRANSFORMATION
Copyright © Allan Bukusi, 2013, 2018
ISBN 978996680926

The author expounds on the principles of corporate transformation as an organization survival and success competence. He derives these principles from a research study of 48 organizations. The study covered multi-sector employee focus group discussions and interviews with two celebrated turnaround CEOs. The author gives readers refreshing insights on the process elements of successful transformation condensed from 20 years’ consulting experience with more than 200 corporate organizations. The core message of this book is that transformation is a process driven by the desire to survive, serve customers as a “moving target” and thrive in a changing environment. The book offers a powerful five-step model of transforming any organization to achieve superior levels of business performance.

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HOW TO PROSPER IN EMPLOYMENT
Copyright © Allan Bukusi, 2005, 2006, 2008,2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019.
ISBN 9789966-809-07-0,

This book, reprinted almost every year since its first publication, was inspired by the authors desire to see a positive shift in the fortunes of employees in Africa. Too many employees get trapped in consumerism, live from hand to mouth and routinely retire from many years of employment without any savings. In a cleverly told story about Ali, into which the author weaves his own employment experience, the book urges employees to set specific wealth creating and personal development goals for every job they get. The author urges employees to appreciate that a salary is hard earned “capital” and not “free” money. The book teaches the importance of setting goals, enterprise, maturity, managing money, career planning and of course the unforgettable principles of the value of, “a house, a spouse and a cow”. The book elicits a powerful “eureka” experience and inspires a positive mental attitude toward the gift of a job. It empowers both new and experienced employees to prosper on the job. The book is now available as a downloadable digital reader, How to Prosper, with new group study material, mentoring and savings features.


THINKING LEADERSHIP IN AFRICA
Copyright ©Allan Bukusi 2004, 2017, 2019
ISBN 9789966809049
US Library of Congress No.2005328144

This book documents a philosophical reflection of leadership development in Africa. The author traces family, ethnic and community roots of leadership through to the distress of the era of colonialism. The author reflects on the leadership challenges of the modern African state and the struggle of leaders to adopt European political philosophies and governance structures. Nonetheless, the book warns that globalization will be a major challenge to African states in the 21st century. The author urges leaders in Africa to prepare for leadership responsibility on a global platform. The student of leadership, critic and professional alike will find answers to some nagging historical questions on the advancement of leadership in Africa. Future thinkers and leaders seeking a way forward for the continent will find gems they can put to use immediately and take lessons on leadership mistakes that should not be repeated. 

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