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About Scott J. Allen
Scott J. Allen, Ph.D. started his career in the not-for-profit sector, developing award-winning programs designed especially for the needs of emerging leaders. He went on to work for a medical center in Kentucky managing its leadership development efforts. In 2005, Scott formed the Center for Leader Development, an organization created to provide resources, tools, and services to businesses, organizations, and schools seeking to build leadership capacity in their employees, members or students.
Scott is a visiting assistant professor at John Carroll University where he teaches strategic management, organizational behavior, business communication, management development and human resources. In addition, he served as a Presidential Fellow at Case Western Reserve University where he taught Leadership: Theory and Practice. He is published in the Encyclopedia of Leadership and co-authored A Charge Nurse’s Guide: Navigating the Path of Leadership, a leadership book for health care professionals. Scott has authored two books both on the topic of developing leadership capacity in others. You can order The Little Book of Leadership: 50 Tips to Unlock Leadership Potential now.
Scott is a graduate of The Art and Practice of Leadership Development - an executive education program of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. In addition, Scott has been published in the Leadership Review, The OD Journal and the China Executive Leadership Academy Pudong (CELAP) Leadership Journal. He recently completed a book chapter for CELAP entitled A Review on Leadership Education and Development Outside China and is a contributing author to the soon to be published Key Themes on Leadership Studies.
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