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Healthcare CEO creates leadership guidebook for leverage disruption

By Forbes
| January 26, 2022

Intentional Disruption: Leadership Lessons in Healthcare, Business and Beyond by former Kindred Healthcare CEO, Benjamin Breier is now available. Disruption is an inevitable fact of life and business. In today’s unforgiving, fast-moving business world, leaders essentially have two choices: disrupt or be disrupted. Where most take a reactive wait-and-see approach, Intentional Disruption makes the case for harnessing its opportunity.

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