Define. Measure. Create.: An Inspiring Leadership Journey

It is a fact great leadership is hard. Every manager today is pinched for time, has more inputs than ever before, and struggles to drive success. You owe it to your team to be a great leader. Energized, motivated, inspired. Are these words that define your leadership style? Every modern leader struggles with rousing their team and staying driven to success. Define. Measure. Create - Inspiring a Leadership Journey stirs the modern leader to make the change today that creates success.Define expectations. Measure performance. Create a great place to work.Master these three keys and success will spark from an ember into a raging flame.This book provides the time-crunched leader hands on guidance to energize, create, and inspire any team. Raise your hand if you have enough time! Each short chapter provides a tantalizing approach giving insights to great leadership and offers essential keys to move forward from where your business stands today.The lessons of Define Measure Create wrap around stories. A young boy scalping tickets at a ball game and who learns the lessons of performance measurement. Young managers who shake hands with icons of business and feel the value of trust. Experiencing the painful realities of traveling in this world with other humans around us and finding success as we all merge in life. All approachable anecdotes told in a vein intent on helping leaders get in, get out, and get on with it.Battle hardened managers and newly minted supervisors will find ideas igniting their business imagination. Can’t find time to digest long leadership texts, the Inspiring Leadership Journey is for managers wanting clear, actionable and brief insights into business today.You owe it to yourself, team, and family to be a great leader. Take the challenge of creating a great place to work, defining strategy, and measuring success.

Keith Reester is a leading innovator in helping companies and cities drive outstanding performance. Reester is the president of Reester & Associates providing strategic business consulting to companies across the United States and Canada. Keith also delivers high-energy speaking programs to companies and conferences; topics include Generations in the Workplace, DISC communications profiles, and Building Great Businesses. Reester has published widely on the topics of business success, leadership, and creating great teams.. Mr. Reester served as the Public Works Director for the City of Loveland, Colorado for 12 years. While leading the department they received awards ranging from Presidential White House recognition for one of the 100 Most Innovative Stimulus Projects in the nation, American Public Works Association Project of the Year, and Colorado’s top fleet innovation award. Reester also led the City of Loveland emergency flood operations and recovery for the 2013 Colorado floods. In 2007 Reester served as a Randolph Jennings International Fellow for the Eisenhower Institute to Australia. While a fellow he lead a 5-week speaking and research tour of Australia focused on building the next generation workforce and climate change resiliency strategies. He also serves on the American Public Works Association’s Center for Sustainability. Reester has also worked for Waste Management in New England and served as a senior consultant with FMI Inc., a leading management consulting firm to the design and construction industry. Project experience includes such high profile efforts as the Denver Broncos stadium, General Motors Global Headquarters at the Renaissance Center, and Colorado’s TREX transportation project. Reester has a Masters degree from Penn State University and a BA from Alfred University. On the personal front Keith spends his time adventuring with his family, Reester has visited Antarctica, Iceland, Alaska and other great locations. He’s blessed to have 2 wonderful children who share his love for adventure. Keith Reester can be reached at kreester@reesterassoc.com, 970-203-4326 or via the Reester & Associates website www.reesterassoc.com