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Delta Leadership is dedicated to helping leaders develop the skills they need to achieve the effects they want. Informed by the work of Duke University business school professors E. Allan Lind and Sim B. Sitkin, Delta offers executive education, an online leadership assessment tool, papers, case studies and exercises.

Many of these materials are based on the Sitkin-Lind "Six Domains" model of leadership — an integrative approach based on sound scientific research and addressing the full range of leadership activities. This is a skill-based approach to leadership training that focuses on developing the personal strengths of each leader, rather than trying to force people into a single leadership template.

To see some of our materials and learn more about our approach to leadership, please feel free to browse our site from the menu above, or contact us for more information.

From the Blog ...

Notes from a Six Domains Coach

I have been coaching through Delta Leadership at Duke’s Fuqua School of Business for the last two- plus years. The program, which includes lectures, relies on coaches to help the participants understand their leadership style and how to improve. Coaches analyze and help the participants understand a 360 degree assessment and then put plans in [...]

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Three ways to build leadership capacity fast!

Leadership is dependent on trust. Think about it—why would you follow someone you didn’t trust? Deep trust is built through a long accumulation of favorable experiences, but recent research shows that there are three factors that that can nudge followers quickly toward being willing to follow a leader. Why would you need to build trust fast? [...]

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