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Joseph J. Bucci
Joseph J. Bucci's career has spanned many seasons and many different roles, including Pastor, Author, HR Director, Director of Training, Professor, and Consultant. Joseph has over ...view moreJoseph J. Bucci's career has spanned many seasons and many different roles, including Pastor, Author, HR Director, Director of Training, Professor, and Consultant. Joseph has over 20 years of experience in various Human Resources and Training roles, including five years as Director of the Learning Department for a large corporation in Philadelphia, PA. Dr. Bucci received his Doctor of Business Administration degree from Anderson University in Anderson, IN.He is currently an Associate Professor of Business and Chair of the Business, Leadership, and Management Department in the College of Arts and Sciences at Regent University in Virginia Beach, VA. Joseph is also an Ordained Minister with Vanguard Ministries. He has a blog that he writes entitled Rediscovering Redemption (rediscoveringredemption.com), and he also promotes redemptive managerial behavior by following many news feeds for his followers using his Twitter account @Re_Redemption.Dr. Bucci has presented many papers on redemptive leadership behaviors and other research on the influence of faith on managerial decision-making at various conferences. His research has been published in the Christian Business Faculty Association proceedings. But his favorite roles, and those he enjoys most, are those of being a loving husband of 40 years to his wife Debi and a loving father of five exceptional adult children. Joseph's first book, "Redemptive Leadership: Offering Second Chances as a Value-Added Management Practice," was published by Palgrave MacMillan in 2016.You can write to Dr. Bucci at joe@josephjbucci.comail. For more information on Joseph's travel schedule or to invite him to speak to your group, please go to his website www.josephjbucci.com.view less
Books by Joseph J. Bucci
Redemption Inc.: Why Offering Second Chances Makes Good Business Sense.