Whether you're a recent grad stepping into your first leadership role or a seasoned executive looking to sharpen your edge, the right book can be a game-changer. These handpicked leadership reads offer timeless insights, practical strategies, and the inspiration to lead with purpose.
Lifelong learning is core to what we do at Genesis10, and, on a personal note, to how I approach my career. I love to learn and to read and to share what I’ve learned with others, including my recommendations of leadership books that I have found helpful throughout my career.
Whether you're stepping into your first leadership role or sharpening your executive edge, these books offer the insights, tools, and inspiration to lead with confidence and clarity.
Multipliers
by Liz Wiseman
Wiseman explores how great leaders amplify the talents of their teams. Learn how to be a Multiplier—not a Diminisher—and spark innovation and performance.
The Five Dysfunctions of a Team
by Patrick Lencioni
Through a gripping fable, Lencioni uncovers the common issues that sabotage teamwork. This book is a must-read for building trust, accountability, and results.
Mastering the Rockefeller Habits
by Verne Harnish
Packed with practical strategies, this guide helps leaders scale businesses while maintaining a strong culture. Includes the game-changing One-Page Strategic Plan.
Awaken the Giant Within
by Tony Robbins
Robbins challenges you to take charge of your life and leadership. Learn how personal mastery translates into better decision-making and stronger influence.
Mark rejoined Genesis10 in 2020, having previously served in senior leadership roles at both Genesis10 and SkillStorm. At SkillStorm, he led consulting services and managed services divisions nationally and launched the Cloud Workforce Solution (CWS) platform, which enabled large-scale sourcing and delivery operations for enterprise clients. Earlier, Mark played a key role in shaping Genesis10’s Domestic Outsourcing and Delivery Center strategy, working closely with senior leadership to take the concept from vision to execution.
In earlier roles, Mark served as a national account executive managing strategic relationships for one of the largest financial institutions in the U.S. He led teams across multiple U.S. markets and offshore delivery centers, overseeing complex IT staffing and consulting engagements across a range of service models including project-based solutions, fixed-bid SOW, and executive talent sourcing.
Recognized for his leadership in technology and innovation, Mark was honored by North Carolina Tech with a Rising Star award and named to the organization’s board of advisors. He is also deeply involved in his community as an advocate for Autism awareness and active supporter of Autism Speaks in Charlotte, North Carolina. He is a founding member and Vice President of the Charlotte Italian American Organization, a board member of the Enzo Melio Foundation, and a volunteer assistant coach in the Cornelius NFL-Flag Youth Football League.