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Jack Welch

GE

Though many at GE have been good at their jobs, and have been able to motivate and explain, but no one has Jack Welch's ardor. He was GE's number one cheerleader and called himself "the advertising manager of the company." He had the zeal and the optimism and a lexicon of a winning football coach: "exciting", "remarkable", "staggering", "incredible". These are the words Welch employed to describe one of the powerful enterprises in the world.

 Inspirational Leader  ▪  Inspiring Culture  ▪ Culture of Creative Dissatisfaction

As a top manager of GE noted: "The excitement comes from within him and is extremely contagious. He's a tremendous motivator. He's excited and he gets you excited and you're always moving forward. He keeps it simple. The differentiator between GE and many other companies is that there are more people moving in the same direction and with the same enthusiasm. Jack might like this on his tombstone. 'I wasn't smarter that anyone else, but I helped 270,000 people make me look smarter than most.'"

Lead by Example  ▪  Jack Welch's 6 Rules of Successful Leadership

Lead: The genuine leader is someone who can express a vision and then get people to carry it out, says Jack Welch. Create a vision and then ignite your organization to make this vision a reality. Get people so passionate about what they are doing that they cannot wait to execute this plan. Have great energy, competitive spirit and the ability to spark excitement and achieve results... More

GE Work-Out

Work-Out created the spirit of a start-up firm in a large and complex enterprise. The Work-Out  program was a way to reduce bureaucracy and give every employee, from managers to factory workers, an opportunity to influence and improve GE's day-to-day operations... More