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Book Launch Party in Hong Kong on 23 August 2005 @ Bookazine

The Groupness Factor - How to Achieve a Corporate Success Culture Through First-Class Leadersthip

Charlie signing one of over 50 books that evening

The audience listening to Charlie's speech revealing some
background info on this book project

Happy chatting with wine and canapes

Comments about "The Groupness Factor"

"A great guide for building collaborative leadership in today's rapidly changing world."

Marshall Goldsmith, considered by Forbes to be one of the five most-respected executive coaches. He is co-editor or author of 19 books including The Leader of the Future and Coaching for Leadership.

"I enjoyed the book and the anecdotal style. There are lots of suggestions and distinctions that leaders will find useful. The Groupness Factor may well create a stimulus for them to look at themselves, their behavior and quality of leadership."

Mick Bennett, previously Regional Manager of Hewitt's Asia-Pacific operation, is co-author of Leadership & Talent in Asia - How the Best Employers Deliver Extraordinary Performance.

"The Groupness Factor is a very useful concept for anyone leading groups of people. The book provides new insight into why groups do what they do, with practical tips for using groupness to create effective teams."

Angela Spaxman is the Founding President of the Hong Kong Coaching Community, Director of Spaxman Limited and a practicing Career and Management Coach.

"This book is filled with pearls of wisdom and is rich in strategies on how to become a First Class Leader. It is a testimonial to how easy it is to lead when you chose the right book. The Groupness Factor is absolutely worthy of the investment."

Roz Usheroff, an authority on leadership projection and communication, is the founder of The Usheroff Institute, Inc. and author of Customize Your Career.

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