In a world that’s constantly changing, good leadership means staying adaptable and thoughtful. This June, a fresh set of leadership books has hit the shelves, offering practical tools, inspiring stories, and new ways to lead with purpose. Whether you’re managing a team or building your leadership style, these five new releases are worth a read.
The Systems Leader by Robert E. Siege
This new release explores the increasingly complex demands on modern leaders, balancing priorities across people, projects, and places. Packed with practical tools for systems thinking, it’s ideal for navigating organisational complexity.
Give First: The Power of Mentorship by Brad Feld
An inspiring guide to mentorship, this June release highlights how giving without expectation builds stronger teams and future leaders, packed with anecdotes and actionable advice.
The Execution Edge by Shweta Kumar
The Execution Edge by Shweta Kumar is a sharp, practical guide for leaders struggling to turn strategy into results. Based on her experience coaching over 200 CXOs, Kumar introduces tools like the BRIDGE Framework and Trust Diagnostics to help leaders build high-trust teams and drive consistent execution.
Fired Up by Shannon Watts
Ranked among the latest Penguin Random House leadership titles, this fresh publication focuses on galvanising purpose-driven leadership and activism—great for anyone looking to lead with passion and resilience.
A Different Kind of Power by Jacinda Ardern
In this June memoir, the former New Zealand Prime Minister shares heartfelt reflections on empathetic, servant leadership. Ideal for those seeking to lead with kindness, confidence, and authenticity.