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Claus Moller (Born 12th July, 1942) is an
internationally renowned management consultant, author and keynote
speaker. He is best known for founding the global human resource
management consultancy Time Manager International (TMI). Moller
developed the Time Manager results tool and is a pioneer in the
field of service management and quality management. The British
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) designated Claus Moller one
of the world's eight "Quality Gurus in Business" and the only
European in this distinguished company.Claus Moller's concepts and
ideas have been implemented by SAS and British Airways
, EU
Commissiona dn the Supreme Soviet. He coined the concepts 'Putting
People First', 'A Complaint is a Gift' and
'Employeeship.
Biography
Claus Moller was born in
Sonderborg, Denmark. He studied business at Copenhagen Business
School, receiving a B.A. in 1965 and an M.B.A. in 1968.
In
1975, Moller founded Time Manager International (TMI) in Hillerod,
Denmark. He worked as the President and CEO for TMI until 2004,
when he founded Claus Moller Consulting (CMC).
List of
Publications
Claus Moller is the author of several books and
publications on management, service, relations, quality,
productivity and time management. Most of them are translated into
more than twenty different languages, and some of them are
international best sellers. Putting People first has been sold in
more than four million copies. A Complaint is a Gift is among the
3% most sold books in the United States.
Time Manager - The
world's first personal results tool (1975)Personal
Organisation (1979)Me - My Time - My Life
(1980)Putting People First (1984)The Key to
Personal Effectiveness (1985)Self Respect
(1986)Delegation - Delegate, have confidence in others,
and increase their competence (1986)Get the best out of
your stress (1987)Personal Quality - The basis for all
other quality (1988)My Life Tree - A different book
about personal development (1990)Employeeship -
Mobilising everyone's energy to win (1992)Vision and
Leadership (1992) A Complaint is a Gift - From
complaint to satisfaction (1993)Personal Guarantee -
Associate your name with quality (1993)Be a Double
Bagger - Bringing out the best in your self and in others - at home
and at work (1994)Reaching for the Stars - A book about
team quality (1994)Teamship - Winning teams in sports
and organisations (1997)Time Manager for Microsoft
Outlook (2000)Heart Work - Improving personal and
organisational effectiveness by developing and applying Emotional
Intelligence (2000)Tools
Energy Meter - Is
everyone's energy mobilised towards winning?
(1995)Smart Meter - A multiple intelligence indicator
(2001)Personal EQ Meter - A tool to explore and develop
an individual's emotional intelligence (2002)Team EQ
Meter - A tool to explore and develop a team's emotional
intelligence (2003)Organisational Smart Meter - A tool
designed to explore and develop an organisation's emotional
intelligence (2007)Intangible Asset Meter
(2007)Books/TV/Articles about Claus Moller
In 1988
there was a BBC1 television programme and BBC Training video
production entitled "The Time Manager - your life and time with
Claus Moller"
In 1993 a complete chapter and an appendix was
dedicated to Claus Moller and TMI in Robert Heller's book on
quality:
"TQM.
The Quality Makers", European Foundation
for Quality Management.
In 1997, in the South American
Management Gestion published and article on Claus Moller's Human
Side of Quality concept.
In 2008 a biography has been
published in Denmark: "Mr Time Manager - Claus Moller and his time"
by Jyllands-Postens Forlag
Awards
1982 Danish
Export Prize
1984 The Danish Marketing
Prize
1988 TMI was rated Europe's Number One in Training
and Education by European Services Industry Forum
1990
Claus Moller named the only European Guru in a Department of Trade
and Industry booklet about Quality Gurus
1994 All India
Management Association confers Honary Fellowship on Claus
Moller
Quotes
References
Claus Moller - official
site
External links