For immediate
release:
November 5, 2012
12:00PM (EST)
Atlanta,
GA—November 5, 2012---The Society for Charismatic Leadership Research &
Analysis (The Society) was recently formed as an online discussion group on the
social networking site, LinkedIn. The objective of this group is to review the
latest reports, studies, and trends on the impact of charismatic leadership on
organizational development and politics. Given the closeness of the 2012
Presidential Race, in which President Barack Obama falls under the charismatic
leadership model, the Society looks at issues dealing with a candidate’s level
of magnetism, public speaking strengths, as well as the ability to captivate an
audience’s attention through compelling ideas. The Society seeks to operate as
a resource, repository, and advocate for the charismatic leadership model.
The
Society for Charismatic Leadership Research & Analysis founder Edward Brown
says, “I grew up in a community where charismatic personalities, who didn’t
have money, connections, or education, used their
personality to influence people.
Recently, I was looking for a scholarly online networking and discussion
group for charismatic leadership and couldn’t find one. With Pop culture being
the catalyst for all things
captivating, I couldn’t understand how a leadership model made up of compelling figures and big
personalities was not being included in an ongoing discussion
within leadership circles. Hopefully, the Society will open up this dialogue.”
The
Society is open to any interested member on LinkedIn. Members are asked to
bring insightful ideas and thoughts to discussions backed by documented or
commonly accepted resources.
To join or view the latest information on charismatic
leadership. Visit: http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Society-Charismatic-Leadership-Research-Analysis-4687312?gid=4687312&trk=hb_side_g
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