Leadership, Types of Leadership, Successful leaders, Difference between leader and manager, Management and Leadership, who are Successful Leader?

1. Topic
Leadership

2. Prepared By:
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3. Definition
• “If your actions inspire others to dream more,
learn more, do more and become more, you are
a leader”

4. WHO IS A LEADER......?
• One that leads or guides.
• One who is in charge or in
command of others.
• One who heads a political
party or organization.
• One who has influence or
power, especially of a
political nature.

5. Who is a Successful Leader?
Alexander the Great
• Alexander III was born in
Pella, Macedonia, in 356 B.C. to
King Philip II and Queen Olympias.
• Alexander was a young 22-year-
old king and general.
• He fought 70 battles without
losing a single one and conquered
from Egypt to India.

6. Who is a Successful Leader?
Napoleon I
• Napoleon I(1769-1821), was
a French military leader and
emperor who conquered
much of Europe in the early
19th century.
• “A leader is a dealer in
hope.”

7. Who is a Successful Leader?
John F. Kennedy
• John F. Kennedy (JFK), who
became the 35th president of the
United States, 43-year-old John
F. Kennedy became one of the
youngest U.S.
• He did not become the
president just by standing in
front of a crowd, he used his
abilities to speak to influence the
people to vote for him.

8. Management and Leadership
• The manager has his/her eyes on the bottom line.
• The leader has his/her eyes on the horizon.
• The manager imitates.
• The leader originates.

9. Management and Leadership
• The manager is the classic good soldier.
• The leader is his/her own person.
• The manager does things right.
• The leader does the right thing.
• The manager asks how and when.
• The leader asks what and why. (W. Bennis)

10. Difference Between Manager and
Leadership
MANAGER
• Oversees the current
process well
• Must achieve balance
• Thinks execution
• Comfortable with control
LEADER
• Wants to create the
future
• Needs to make change
• Thinks ideal
• Welcomes risks

11. Difference Between Manager and
Leadership
MANAGER
• Problems are just that &
need resolution ASAP
• Procedure is King
• Instructs as to technique
& process
• Impersonal, remote
LEADER
• Sees problems as
opportunities is patient
• Substance thumps the
King
• Your best college
professor
• High emotional intelligence

12. Types of Leadership
1. The Autocratic or Authoritarian Leader
2. The Democratic or Participative Leader
3. The Laissez-faire or Delegative Leader
4. The Charismatic Leader
5. The Servant Leader

13. The Autocratic or Authoritarian
Leader
• Given the power to
make decisions alone,
having total authority.
• Closely supervises and
controls people when
they perform certain
tasks.

14. The Democratic or Participative
Leader
• Includes one or
more people in the
decision making
process of
determining what to
do and how to do
it.
• Maintains the final
decision making
authority.

15. The Laissez-faire or Delegative
Leader
• Allows people to make
their own decisions.
• Leader is still responsible
for the decisions that
are made.
• This style allows greater
freedom and
responsibility for people.
• However, you need
competent people around
you or nothing will get
Laissez-faire is
a French phrase
meaning “let do”

16. The Charismatic Leader
• Leads by creating
energy and
eagerness in people.
• Leader is well liked
and inspires people.
• Appeals to people’s
emotional side.

17. The Servant Leader
• The highest priority
of this leader is to
encourage, support
and enable people
to fulfill their full
potential and
abilities.
• Helps people
achieve their goals.
• Works for the
people.

18. Combinations of Styles
• A leader can also be a
combination of styles…
• What leadership styles
do you think Adolf
Hitler used?

19. What leadership styles do you think
Martin Luther King, Jr. used?

20. Conclusion
• “Leadership is not the private reserve of a few
charismatic men and women. It is a process
ordinary people use when they are bringing forth
the best from themselves and others.” (author
unknown)

21. THANK YOU