David Lilienthal and Tennessee Valley Authority
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Chapter 2 is entitled "David Lilienthal and the Tennessee Valley Authority" by Hargrove. This chapter presented David Lilienthal's leadership type and discusses how he developed this style. In summary, Lilienthal believed that the effectiveness of an organization was dependent on public support and participation. This "grass-roots democracy" was the core of his belief system and leadership style. These methods led to TVA becoming a stable identity which allowed for its survival. Hargrove points out that Lilienthal was a writer and a speaker and was devoted not only to becoming a great leader, but to influencing others with his beliefs. He had a desire to be unique and contribute in a unique manner. He kept a journal which provided ongoing examples of his level of enthusiasm and commitment to this purpose. He enjoyed and understood the need for a fight. He wanted to be acknowledged and assisted by other great leaders. He was ambitious and combative. Following this description of Lilienthal, the chapter presents a description of TVA. The TVA Act resulted in the authority to "bui
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