RALEIGH, NC, April 02, 2014 (Press-News.org) Christina Motley hosts "Live at the Loft" and will be signing her newest book, Leadership Philosophies from Unsung Leaders, Thursday April 3, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Cardinal Club in Downtown Raleigh. Guests are welcome to join the book release and signing party. Hors d'oeuvres, live music and a cash bar will be provided during the event. RSVP to Debbie Welch at dwelch@christinamotley.com by close of business Wednesday, April 2.
Motley's second book celebrates leadership philosophies from over 20 unsung leaders she has met throughout her successful marketing and writing career. "I agree with Chris Brady and Orrin Woodward that sooner or later we are all called to lead in some capacity." The book, which offers practical tips and advice for becoming an effective leader, is currently available on the author's website (www.christinamotley.com) at the pre-release price of $14.99, and soon on Amazon.com and Kindle.
"As a lifelong avid learner, I appreciate the wisdom people share that guides me on my personal and professional leadership journey--especially from those who look at ordinary things from a different perspective and help direct me along paths I might have overlooked," said Motley. Leadership Philosophies from Unsung Leaders is a collection of that wisdom. Some of these leaders you may know. Others you may never heard of. In their own way, they have touched my life. I hope it will do the same for my readers."
The Cardinal Club is located at 150 Fayetteville St #2800, Raleigh, NC 27601.
ABOUT CHRISTINA MOTLEY
Christina Motley is the CEO of her third successful business, having sold two firms still in existence in Virginia. Her team partners with national clients to deliver Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) on-demand and on-point marketing strategies. Christina has achieved nearly 300 awards and accolades for leadership, creativity, marketing, writing and editing. As a published author, her writing has been featured in regional, national and international publications. As a dynamic speaker and member of the National Speakers Association, Christina has delivered keynotes and workshops to diverse audiences t conferences, associations and classrooms. Her third book is scheduled for release in 2014. Learn more at http://www.christinamotley.com.
Award-Winning CEO and Author Christina Motley Launches Latest Leadership Book
CEO Christina Motley's "Leadership Philosophies from Unsung Leaders" offers practical tips and advice for becoming an effective leader. The after work signing party will be at the Cardinal Club in Downtown Raleigh Thursday April 3.
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[Press-News.org] Award-Winning CEO and Author Christina Motley Launches Latest Leadership BookCEO Christina Motley's "Leadership Philosophies from Unsung Leaders" offers practical tips and advice for becoming an effective leader. The after work signing party will be at the Cardinal Club in Downtown Raleigh Thursday April 3.