Economic, political, and organizational systems depend on the practical and efficient guidance of their leaders. A critical factor in understanding an organization’s success is to look at its leaders and their effect on key outcomes. A good leader can be described as one who selects, equips, trains, and influences one or more follower(s) to willingly achieve the organization’s mission and objectives.
NOTICE FOR MARCH 3-4, 2025: CFMA accounts will be inaccessible from 8 AM ET on March 3, 2025, through 8 AM ET on March 4, 2025, for maintenance. This may impact access to renew or join CFMA, Connection Café, CFMA's 2025 Annual Conference registration, BP Online, CFMA education, etc. Thank you for your patience, and please contact info@cfma.org with any questions.
The Cost of Toxic Leadership & How to Prevent It
If you are a CFMA member login to continue reading this article. If you aren't a member yet and would like unlimited access to all of the content on cfma.org, plus a variety of other benefits, join CFMA today!
About the Author
Dr. Rochelle Bailey Price, DBA
Dr. Rochelle Bailey Price is Vice President of Shared Services at Miller Electric Company in Jacksonville, FL, where she oversees the operations of the accounting, administrative, fleet, and service departments.
Read full bio