Jackie Jenkins-Scott is a Turn Around Expert With an Impressive Track Record

from Monday Morning Radio · host Dean Rotbart

When Jackie Jenkins-Scott was appointed president of the historic Dimock Community Health Center, whose roots in Boston date to 1857, the bankrupt institution was shopping its architecturally magnificent campus to real estate investors for redevelopment. Instead, Jackie revived Dimock, as she did 21 years later when she stepped in as president of failing Wheelock College. Jackie believes that many dying businesses and nonprofits can turn their fortunes around if their leaders will embrace the approach she dubs, "Responsive Leadership." Jackie boils down her method of turning around troubled organizations to seven secrets. She shares them with host and award-winning journalist Dean Rotbart on this week's edition of Monday Morning Radio. Order a copy of Jackie's new book: The 7 Secrets of Responsive Leadership: Drive Change, Manage Transitions, and Help Any Organization Turn Around Photo: Jackie Jenkins-Scott, JJS AdvisingPosted: January 20, 2020Monday Morning Run Time: 33:45

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