Leadership is as complicated as it is wonderful, and in a
rapidly changing technological and organisational landscape, leading
intelligently takes a lot more than it once did. No one knows this better than
Caroline Webb - former McKinsey partner and one of the world’s foremost
leadership coaches.
In Leadership Intelligence, she distills three decades of
coaching experience into an actionable blueprint to tackle twenty-one
challenges that all modern leaders face. Webb’s advice is practical,
comprehensive and grounded in the latest insights from neuroscience, psychology
and behavioural economics. Each dilemma is brought to life with an example from
a top real-world leader.
Master the three domains - deliberate wisdom, intrinsic
inspiration and reasoned resilience - that are key to modern leadership, and
become a leader who not only raises their game but lifts everyone else up with
them.
About The Author
Caroline Webb is a leadership coach, economist, and
author. She is a recognized expert in applying behavioral science to enhance
professional effectiveness.
Previously, she was a Partner at McKinsey & Company,
where she continues to advise clients on leadership as a Senior Advisor. Her
insights have been featured in numerous publications, including the Wall Street
Journal, New York Times, Economist, Financial Times, Guardian, Inc., Forbes,
Fortune, BBC, WIRED, World Economic Forum, Fast Company, Quartz, TIME, Business
Insider, Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Good Housekeeping, Marie Claire, and Vanity Fair.
In November 2024, Thinkers 50 recognized Caroline as one of
the world’s top executive coaches on their inaugural Coaches 50 list. She is a
sought-after public speaker who has delivered talks to organizations such as
Citibank, Comcast, Dell, EY, Google, GSK, Indeed, KPMG, Lenovo, Mastercard,
UBS, Unilever, and Volkswagen. She has also guest lectured at prestigious
institutions including London Business School, London School of Economics,
Harvard, Chicago Booth School of Business, Columbia Business School, and MIT
Sloan.
Earlier in her career, Caroline worked as an economist at
the Bank of England.
