"'Total Performance Scorecard' is a through, systematic, and integrated approach to individual and organization success. It synthesizes and extends personal, leadership, and organization theories of change and success. It offers managers tools to do a complete physical for their organization and it offers individuals an encyclopedia of knowledge about personal success."
- Dave Ulrich, Professor of Business, University of Michigan, Author of 'Results Based Leadership,' 'Why the Bottom Line Isn't,' and 'GE Workout'
"This book should be read by anyone interested in affecting organizational improvement and change. By expanding and integrating concepts such as the Balanced Scorecard, Total Quality Management, Performance Management and Competence Management into one overall framework, which he calls the Total Performance Scorecard, Dr. Rampersad gives us a new blueprint for creating a learning organization in which personal and organizational performance and learning mutually reinforce each other."
- Cornelis A. de Kluyver, Henry Y. Hwang Dean and Professor of Management, Peter F. Drucker Graduate School of Management, Claremont Graduate University, co-author of 'Strategy: A View From the Top'
"There is often a disconnect between organizational goal-setting and the way individuals establish individual objectives and are reviewed. Total Performance Scorecard fills the gap with a complete system that unites individual and organizational performance scorecards, linking continuous improvement efforts with individual learning and development programs. If you are looking for a comprehensive toolkit for improving results in your company, this is the book to buy."
- Philip Anderson, Professor of Entrepreneurship, INSEAD Alumni Fund Chair in Entrepreneurship, Director, 3i Venturelab
"Hubert Rampersad takes the balanced scorecard and other management ideas and puts them in a framework of personal integrity. By unifying organizational change strategies with individual ethics he has written an outstanding synthesis which is addressed to the corporate challenges of managing in the 21st century."
- Paul Bracken, Professor of Management, Yale School of Management
"Hubert Rampersad's 'Total Performance Scorecard' is management technology for the enlightened age. Rampersad beautifully explains how anyone can apply principles of motivational alignment and individualistic scorecard techniques to engineer an organization for continuous learning."
- Dr. James O'Toole, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"A tool kit for executives who would aspire to run high performing learning organisations - managing to be at the same time immensely practical, current, ethical and integrated in its coverage of a large and challenging territory."
- Professor Nigel Nicholson, Chairman, Organisational Behaviour Subject Area &
Director, Centre for Organisational Research, London Business School
"Hubert Rampersad has amassed and synthesized a huge amount of material... The book serves as a practical guide, in that there are numerous exercises and business illustrations."
- From the Foreword by Dorothy Leonard, The William J. Abernathy Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School, author of 'Wellsprings of Knowledge: Building and Sustaining the Sources of Innovation' and co-author of 'When Sparks Fly: Igniting Creativity in Groups'
"Dr. Rampersad's latest book makes a most useful contribution to the never-ending challenge of aligning individual motivations and behaviors with - Jon R. Katzenbach, co-author of the international bestseller 'The Wisdom of Teams' and editor of 'The Work of Teams,' a Harvard Business Review compendium
"Total Performance Scorecard is a desperately needed direction that management of organizations should adopt. It stresses the importance and need of developing an organizational structure and philosophy that combines the goals and aspirations of the individual with those of the company. It is a melding process which results in a corporate culture that is both individually and organizationally driven. The concepts embodied in this management concept provide solutions to preserving and utilizing individual rights and capabilities while adjusting the organizational structure and philosophy to this new environment."
- Edward H. Barker, Professor at University of La Verne, California
"Dr. Rampersad's book is just as timely an exhortation to American business as was "In Search of Excellence." In this case, the survival of corporations depends on possessing an integrity that can both fuel their drive for performance and keep it in check. Such integrity cannot be legislated by government or management. Fortunately, Dr. Rampersad's processes bring organizations face-to-face with their own moral fiber (and many other important issues). He couldn't have come along at a better time."
- George Cline, MBA, President, VitalConcern, Tampa, FL
