Extraordinary Transformation
An Entrepreneurial Blueprint for Leaders Who Seek Transformational Growth in Any Organization Proven Lessons on How a Small College Became a Premier Life Skills University and Inspired the Next
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Building a University Where Academic Excellence Can Flourish
Many business leaders have repeatedly asked Nido Qubein to chronicle how a small college in North Carolina rose to national attention and grew substantially in spite of the Great Recession of 2008 and the coronavirus in 2020. It describes how High Point University innovatively and courageously grew in size, academic stature, and fiscal strength. Leaders wanted to study the lessons learned and principles followed to completely transform HPU into a thriving institution and to apply those principles in their organizations.
You'll enjoy reading how Nido Qubein left a prosperous business career and returned to lead his alma mater at a much-needed time in its history. The author demonstrates his respect for the academy as he leads his team to nurture a God, family, and country university focused on providing the perfect balance between intellectual discovery and practical life skills.
In these pages, you'll enjoy many pertinent anecdotes and appreciate a long list of useful strategies that can be successfully implemented in any enterprise. You'll find yourself thinking differently about some processes and preparing distinctively for some new initiatives. Read this book with an open mind and a flexible spirit. It's amazing how extraordinary transformation can be when we believe in the art of the possible.
About this Author
Nido Qubein is an internationally known speaker and consultant who returned to his undergraduate alma mater in 2005 to serve as president. By all accounts, he transformed High Point University from a "sleepy small school" to a dynamic and highly successful institution of higher learning.
Student enrollment and the number of faculty quadrupled. National rankings topped the U.S. News "Best Colleges in the South." The campus grew from 91 to 550 acres and the number of buildings expanded from 22 to 128. With an investment of almost $3 billion, the university evolved from three academic schools to fourteen. Graduation rates, learning outcomes, and career placements moved up measurably.
The author enjoys an international reputation as a dynamic speaker, much-in-demand business advisor, and a respected member of national corporate boards. He authored many books on communication and personal development and has been featured widely in national publications. He has received many prestigious awards and distinctions including The Ellis Island Medal of Honor, induction in the Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, DAR Americanism Medallion, and the National Speakers Hall of Fame.
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