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“The uniqueness of this book is Bruna Martinuzzi’s ability to universally assimilate the word ‘mensch’ into today’s leadership lexicon. Fluent in six languages, a global workplace coach, and a mensch herself — I’d say her affinity to the human elements of growth and change will have a global and lasting effect on all of our tomorrows.”
— Libby Sartain, MBA, SPHR, CCP,
Former Yahoo & Southwest Airlines Executive; Author, HR from the Heart

“This book is an invaluable and timely tool in the field of executive coaching. Bruna Martinuzzi has positioned emotional intelligence as the centerpiece in leadership by describing the ‘emotionally intelligent mensch’ which exemplifies what we should strive for in leaders.”
— Reuven Bar-On, PhD,
Emotional Intelligence Expert, Author, Pioneer,
Creator, The Bar-On Model of Emotional Intelligence

“An extraordinary collection of truly inspiring insights into leadership success; an instant classic.”
— Lauren M. Doliva, PhD, Heidrick & Struggles

“This is truly an important book for our times. Given decades of erosion in the principles and practices of corporate and public leadership, Bruna’s book reminds us, in fact inspires us, about the salient characteristics of trusted leaders and the forces that drive us to follow and respect them. This book is a must-read for everyone. We all have the opportunity to lead each day and Bruna shows us our potential to do so.”
— Michael H. Mitchell, Founder, GreenLight Management Inc.

“I often read leadership books and wonder whether I would want to lead in such a way, whether I would be capable of such leadership, or whether I would follow such a leader. In this book, Bruna Martinuzzi has woven the essential meaning of the word ‘Mensch’ into a new vision for leaders. I am confident that such leaders would be ‘worth following’.”
— David R. Caruso, PhD, EI Skills Group
Co-author, The Emotionally Intelligent Manager
Co-author, MEIS and MSCEIT

“Bruna Martinuzzi has distilled the essence of what it takes to influence and motivate others, not by the exercise of authority, but through the example of ethical and admirable character. She doesn’t just tell us how—she helps us understand.”
— Mark D. Lange, MBA, Writer, Christian Science Monitor
Former PeopleSoft and SAP Executive

“A deeply profound book for coaches, mentors, as well as senior executives and emergent leaders. The truth is, it’s a must-read for anyone in society who has opportunity to influence others.”
— Larry M. Bienati, PhD, Consultants to Management
Author, When Eagles Fly in Formation