GREAT ORGANISATIONS DO NOT JUST PRODUCE RESULTS. THEY PRODUCE LEADERS.WHAT SEPARATES A GOOD LEADER FROM A TRULY GREAT ONE?IT IS NOT WHAT THEY ACHIEVE. IT IS WHO THEY GROW.Leadership development has become one of the most talked-about priorities in...

GREAT ORGANISATIONS DO NOT JUST PRODUCE RESULTS. THEY PRODUCE LEADERS.WHAT SEPARATES A GOOD LEADER FROM A TRULY GREAT ONE?IT IS NOT WHAT THEY ACHIEVE. IT IS WHO THEY GROW.Leadership development has become one of the most talked-about priorities in organisations today and yet one of the most poorly executed. Programmes are launched. Workshops are attended. Frameworks are adopted. And still, the leadership pipeline remains fragile.This book asks a different question: what if the problem is not the absence of leadership training, but the absence of leaders who know how to build other leaders?Building Leaders Who Build Leaders is a practical and deeply personal guide to developing leadership from the inside out. Drawing on two decades of experience leading teams, building organisations and coaching leaders across industries, Sumesh Khatua presents a framework for creating a culture where leadership multiplies at every level, in every role, across every generation of talent. WHO IS THIS BOOK FOR This book is for you if:- You are a senior leader or executive who wants to leave a leadership legacy, not just a business result.- You are a people manager who senses that your greatest contribution is not your own performance, but the growth of the people around you.- You are an HR or L&D professional who is tired of leadership programmes that create awareness but not change, and wants to build something that lasts.- You are an entrepreneur or founder who knows that scaling a business means scaling the leadership within it.- You are an emerging leader who wants to grow not just in your own capability, but in your capacity to develop others. If you have ever wondered why some leaders seem to multiply talent wherever they go, while others leave little behind this book was written to answer that question. The measure of a leader is not what they build. It is the leaders they build.