Synopsis
The former Mayor of New York City offers his own basic principles of leadership and illustrates them with stories drawn on his own experiences. While not an autobiography, this book includes references to his youth, his career as federal prosecutor, and to his two-terms as Mayor of New York City. He includes revelations about the events of September 11, 2001 and their aftermath, and how his life had prepared him for his much admired performance as leader in a time of crisis.

Details
Publication Date:	2002-10-01

Size
Length:	407 pages
Height:	7.8 in
Width:	4.8 in
Thickness:	1.5 in
Weight:	24 oz

Publisher's Note
The former mayor of New York City describes the management, decision-making, and leadership skills that made him a success as a prosecutor and as mayor of New York City.

Industry Reviews
"[A] confident, dynamic primer on basic business ethics and grace under pressure.... The candor and decisiveness he describes here leave no doubt why LEADERSHIP warrants its title....A testimonial to heroism from someone who has first-hand knowledge of what it takes"
New York Times - Janet Maslin (10/03/2002)

"We have here, in the main, a softer Rudy than the mayor New Yorkers knew for eight years, a man eternally in search of enemies and at war with inner demons....Giuliani's prose, with help from Ken Kurson, a financial writer and editor, is sturdy and leavened with flashes of wry wit...."
New York Times Book Review (10/13/2002)