“We are on the cusp of a new megatrend. Complexity will become the mainstream framework for leadership models in the coming decade.”

— Dr. Sunnie Giles

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March 25, 2018: With Jonathan Rosenberg, Advisor To Alphabet Management: How To Start Radical Innovation

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March 16, 2018: How Termites Reveal The Rules Behind Radical Innovation

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September 21, 2017: The AI Rules of Leadership

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September 9, 2017: Using Principles of A.I. for Radical Innovation (TEDx Salt Lake City)

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July 11, 2017: How Activating A Corporate Brand Kickstarts Radical Innovation

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April 25, 2017: Essential Skills To Keep Your Job In The Era Of Artificial Intelligence

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March 28, 2017: Turning Performance Reviews Into A Vehicle For Radical Innovation

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November 14, 2016: Leadership Crisis In Korea

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November 7, 2016: Leadership Crisis In Korea

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March 14, 2016: Harvard Business Review: Solution to Top 5 Leadership Challenges

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November 15, 2015: 10 Secret Communication Skills of the Best Leaders

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June 19, 2015: 복합적인 경영환경에서 새로운 리더십 조건

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Dr. Sunnie Giles

Dr. Sunnie lives with her family in Salt Lake City where she is an active member of her community and church. She enjoys traveling globally and has a passion for advancing collective awareness and facilitating higher evolution of the human race.

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Key Leadership Statistics

30-67% of leaders are estimated to be derailed. (Management Derailment by Hogan, Hogan and Kaiser)
Each senior derailed leader costs his/her company about $1 million.” (Management Derailment by Hogan, Hogan and Kaiser)
More than half of employees who quit their job actually quit their bosses, not their jobs. (Wall Street Journal)
Leaders spend 75-90% of their time communicating. (trainingindustry.com)
Global corporate training expenditures in 2013 were $307 billion. (trainingindustry.com)
Communication training is the #1 topic at $3.2 billion and leadership training is #2 at $2.6 billion. (trainingindustry.com)
Companies spend $2.6 billion annually on leadership training, yet 90% of benefits last less than a year, according to the WSJ.