Leadership at the Interface is about leadership in the intrinsically political context of organizational life. The character of that leadership will be determined by what occurs at the interface—the meeting place of politics and principle. The author invites the reader to engage with authentic, results-focused leadership of the sort that can make a positive difference in our organizations, in our lives at work, and in the community.

In this book, Dr. Vernon Storey captures the essence of his career-long commitment to the study and practice of the fundamentally human art and science of leadership. Dr. Storey writes for those who offer leadership and for those who are drawn toward it by its challenges and possibilities. He calls for leadership marked by a genuine commitment to the people it touches, a commitment to their growth and to their participation in the process.

Vernon Storey, PhD, is an adjunct professor at Trinity Western University’s Faculty of Education. He has many years of experience as a teacher, principal, supervisor, superintendent of schools, and university professor. His research interests include the study of leadership, politics and governance, and professional development.

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