Organization of the Future

FRANCES HESSELBEIN is chairman of the board of governors of the Peter F. Drucker Foundation for Nonprofit Management and editor in chief of its journal, Leader to Leader. She was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States of America's highest civilian honor, in 1998. MARSHALL GOLDSMITH is a founding director of Keilty, Goldsmith and Company, one of America's key providers of customized leadership development. He is a cofounder of the Learning Network, an association of the world's top consultants. RICHARD BECKHARD is an organization development consultant, author of six books, and former professor at the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

• Introduction: Toward the New Organization Peter F. DruckerPart I: Shaping Tomorrow's Organizations1. Preparing for Organizational Change James A. Champy2. How Generational Shifts Will Transform Organizational Life Jay A. Conger3. The Soul of the New Organization Michael Hammer4. The "Big" Organization of the Future Ric Ducques, Paul Gaske5. Will the Organization of the Future Make the Mistakes of the Past? Jeffrey Pfeffer6. Designing for Implementability Orit Gadiesh, Scott Olivet7. New Competencies for a New World Iain Somerville, John Edwin MrozPart II: New Models for Working and Organizing8. The Circular Organization Frances Hesselbein9. The Reconfigurable Organization Jay R. Galbraith10. The Organization's New Clothes Ron Ashkenas11. The Mondragon Model: A New Pathway for the Twenty-First Century Joel A. Barker12. The Future Organization: A Chameleon in All Its Glory Doug Miller13. Creating a Leadership Organization with a Learning Mission Glenn R. JonesPart III: Organizing for Strategic Advantage14. Restoring People to the Heart of the Organization of the Future Rosabeth Moss Kanter15. Competitiveness and Civic Character Philip Kotler16. The Work of New Age Manners in the Emerging Competitive Landscape C.K. Prahalad17. Organizing for Endless Winning Martin E. Hanaka, Bill Hawkins18. Creating Sustainable Learning Communities for the Twenty-First Century Stephanie Pace Marshall19. Organizing Around Capabilities Dave UlrichPart IV: Working and Organizing in a Wired World20. Human Capital in the Digital Economy Anthony F. Smith, Tim Kelly21. Shock Waves from the Communications Revolution Edward D. Miller22. Self-Esteem in the Information Age Nathaniel Branden23. The Seven R's of Self-Esteem Deepak Sethi24. Future Present Frederick G. HarmonPart V: Leading People in the Organization of the Future25. Passing the Baton: Preparing Tomorrow's Leaders James G. Brocksmith Jr.26. Retaining Your Top Performers Marshall Goldsmith27. Situational Leadership in the Multicultural Organization Paul Hersey, Dewey E. Johnson28. Emotions, Tempo, and Timing in Managing People Pierre J. Everaert29. Leading Across Cultures: Five Vital Capabilities John Alexander, Meena S. Wilson30. Cultivating Inner Resources for Leadership Diana Chapman Walsh31. Learning to Lead Robert H. RosenPart VI: New Definitions of Organizational Health32. Employee Work-Life Balance: The Competitive Advantage Lewis E. Platt33. The Healthy Organization: A Profile Richard Beckhard34. Diversity and Organizations of the Future R. Roosevelt Thomas Jr.35. Producing Social Results Greg Parston36. The Voluntary Health Organization of the Future John R. Seffrin37. Building a Healthy Company--For the Long Term A.W. Dahlberg, David W. Connell, Jennifer Landrum38. The Next Challenge Chris ArgyrisThe Last WordUnimagined Futures Charles Handy

"The Organization of the Future is required reading.... If you don't use this book to help guide your organization through the changes, you may well be left behind." -Nonprofit World "A book to visit occasionally for something new to stretch our understanding, to think about, and to integrate into our work.... This is a treasure-trove of some of the best thinking today on leadership, management, and strategy. If we use it as a self-paced seminar on how to advise, create, and lead the organizations of our future, we will be better equipped by far than most of our competitors." -Journal of Management Consulting "Editors Hesselbein, Goldsmith, and Beckhard have brought together the latest views of noted experts about the future of human enterprise in the Peter Drucker context of government, business, and community.... This volume is highly recommended for organizational executives, academics, and advanced students of management." -Choice "If you're interested in what tomorrow's organizations will look like and what challenges our business leaders will face, this book is a must read. Anyone seeking a glimpse of the future will find this collection informative and thought-provoking." -Personnel Psychology "Avoiding platitudes, these wide-ranging essays provide a wealth of innovative thinking on leadership and management strategy." -Publisher's Weekly