Chapter 1: Disruption Takes Leadership?Chapter 2: Caring Deeply: The Plumb Line Excellence?Chapter 3: Clarity: Caring Deeply Has a Goal?Chapter 4: Credibility: Why Should Others Follow Me in Caring??Chapter 5: Core Team: Finding Those Who Care Deeply with Me?Chapter 6: Culture: If You Dont Care, You Dont Belong?Chapter 7: Creativity: Caring Leads to Crazy, Delightful Solutions?Chapter 8: Commitment: Caring Executes and Overcomes All Obstacles?Chapter 9: Congruency: Staying Fiercely True to the Call of Caring?Chapter 10: Continuity: Finding the Next Carer-in-Chief?Chapter 11: Canvas: Putting Caring Deeply to Work
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This second edition updates all the facts, data, and history around Apple since the first edition, and calls out how its revolution of care continues to not only validate it success but astound with its seemingly unfettered upside.?
Rich Kao is a veteran leader of 30 years and lover of dynamic start-ups. He has held research and teaching positions at Kallestad Labs (Hoffman-La Roche), 3M, EQUIP, and is currently a Managing Director with Measurement Technology Laboratories in Minneapolis, MN, a high-tech company specializing in air quality monitoring. He is the Founding Pastor of Five Stones Church in Vancouver, BC, a member of the Cabinet of Canadians, and is currently serving the Trudeau Administration on issues of religious freedom and human rights. He has started several humanitarian organizations using aid and leadership platforms to serve the underprivileged in Asia. He is also the CEO of a new green company, Hive. City, which is a design studio specializing in converting paperboard into consumer and business products. He has his B.A. in Biology from Carleton College; his M.S. in Immunology from the University of Minnesota, and his doctorate in leadership (D.SL) from Regent University.
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