Female Leadership Styles in the 2lst-Century Workplace

Publisher: Connective Leadership Institute

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Female Leadership Styles in the 2lst-Century Workplace

This paper describes an integrative leadership model, "connective leadership," which combines the traditional masculine American ego-ideal with additional female role behaviors more appropriate for an interdependent world.

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