We Are All Leaders

Scandinavian entrepreneur and business guru Fredrik Arnander outlines strategies and tools for transforming anyone into an effective leader, He offers a simple, straightforward, highly-practical approach to developing the leader mindset, And these aren't lessons from on high - they're clear and functional examples drawn from real life experiences, We Are All Leaders is all about empowerment - it will transform you into a confident, focused visionary,,,and can help you inspire that same passion in others,

• A refreshingly simple and practical guide to leadership for anyone who wants to progress in their work
• Based on the author's experience of running fast technology companies, creating agile and flexible organisations through leadership at all levels
• Lessons are taught via easy to follow dialogue between a mentor and apprentice, exchanges which emphasise teamwork and reciprocal learning

'Everyone should read this book, It provides useful insights and examples that will help you grow as a leader irrespective of whether you are just starting out in your career or if you are a seasoned CEO'
Rikard Steiber, Global Marketing Director, Mobile & Social, Google

'Shows us how real-world leadership succeeds both in daily business as well as in our everyday lives, Well-researched, the book speaks in human terms, with smart examples, and clearly defines the partnership between team leadership and persoanl growth'
Scott Raskin, CEO, Mindjet

Fredrik Arnander, the CEO of Keybroker Group is a Swedish technology entrepreneur and venture capitalist, He is the founder of several companies and organizations, He makes venture capital investments from his holding company Standard Ventures,
Fredrik started his career as a management consultant working for an international firm, helping established companies making the leap into the Internet age, He then joined Icon Medialab, a digital agency that fast grew to become an international group,
Fredrik graduated from the Stockholm School of Economics and also studied at Stanford University Graduate School of Business,