Leslie Kossoff 
Leslie L. Kossoff is an internationally renowned executive adviser specializing in next generation thinking and strategy for executives and their enterprises. For over 20 years she has assisted clients ranging from start-ups to Fortune 50’s across industries and sectors in the United States, Japan, and Europe. Her clients include Fidelity Investments, Sony, TRW, Kraft Foods, Baxter Healthcare, the UK National Health Service, Seiko/Epson, 3M, Infonet and GM/Hughes. A former executive in the aerospace/defense and pharmaceutical industries, Kossoff enjoys an outstanding reputation as an invited speaker at conferences worldwide. She is the author of the Creating Quality series of Executive Field Guides, the award winning book, Executive Thinking, and more than 100 articles in journals and newspapers, including the Financial Times and CEO Magazine.
The 20th Anniversary Edition of Managing for Quality can be purchased here.
The 20th Anniversary Edition of Managing for Quality can be purchased here.
Interviews with Leslie Kossoff
A new quality process instruction service
Installing a quality culture in your business
Why the quality process is better than quality service
How to find quality opportunities in the sales organization
How sales feedback contributes to the relevance of quality
Connecting the quality process to the sales effort
How will the U.S. be impacted by the current stock market correction?
Do you know the quality expectations of your business customers?
Are you ready to be a full supply channel partner with business customers?
How will the U.S. be impacted by the current stock market correction?
Articles by Leslie Kossoff
Corporate Etiquette and Public Maulings
Management in a small business, especially family-owned, can be hectic. Here is an example of what not to do from Leslie Kossoff.
From Vision to Execution: A Design Perspective
Visioning is popular in the fashion business, but it should be popular in your business as well. Leslie Kossoff tells why.
The Success of Failure
Failure, in too many countries and cultures, is seen as an ending. That's wrong. Leslie Kossoff tells us why failure isn't always a bad thing.
Creating Positive Disruption
A lesson from Radiohead's marketing... It's time to get your organization's head out of the proverbial sand.
Organizational Currency
Three primary currencies that we deal with.
Getting Past The Fear
Fear is the worst thing that can happen to an organization.
The Intuitive Power In Your Workplace
How to harness the power of intuition in your business
Executives Are Nothing Without Their Dreams
How to think like an executive