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• How Leaders Develop Leaders
  by Eli Cohen and Noel Tichy
  Published by The American Society for Training & Development

  Successful leaders must develop other leaders by sharing their teachable points of view and compelling stories that link their own leadership experience with organizational goals.

• Launching Cycles of Leadership
  by Noel Tichy and Chris DeRose
  Published in Optimize magazine

  Yes, great leaders are born with a certain je ne sais quoi. Nevertheless, great companies define that elusive mix of vision and power, recombining the elements into a repeatable formula, and sharing it with new generations of leaders. The building blocks of leadership are ideas, values, energy and edge. But it's those leaders who share their blocks with others who build the greatest towers.

• Thought Leader Interview with Noel M. Tichy
  by Randall Rothenberg
  Published in strategy+Business magazine
• Roger Enrico's Master Class
  by Noel M. Tichy & Chris DeRose
  Published in Fortune magazine 1995

  Executives chosen for the ultimate Pepsi Challenge spend three months learning how to really grow the business.

• Management Matters
  by Noel M. Tichy & Chris DeRose
  by Shawn Zeller, published by Government Executive magazine

  The Special Forces' transformation into a teaching  organization, Tichy says, has advanced the Rangers from  a purely warfighting function to an all-purpose  nation-building force. In countries such as Bosnia, Afghanistan and Iraq, Special Forces have had to fight  the enemy and also work with communities to rebuild  schools, infrastructure and government.

• "Business 2.0 Guide to Gurus"
  by Anne Schukat, Published by BusinessWeek
  

  Seeking out thinkers who bring fresh ideas but whose advice seems grounded and practical - suited to an era focused on ROI, not IPOs.  A few are, well, not exactly household names, but at least well known in the nation's executive suites and boardrooms.  Among them are Noel Tichy and CK Prahalad, University of Michigan Business School Professors whose books have long been regarded as staples of management literary.