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Examine key differences between innovative and less innovative leaders in overcoming obstacles. Study identifies critical competencies and behaviors that enable leaders to successfully navigate barriers and drive organizational innovation.
Explore how thought-provoking images facilitate reflective conversation during change. Research demonstrates mediated dialogue using visual objects to make difficult conversations less challenging and more valuable, changing how we discuss organizational transformation.
Explore the development of a leadership culture, capable of strategic execution, in an organization that is facing the complex challenges of an increasingly interdependent world. Case study describes KONE Americas’ multiyear transformation from an achievement- and conformance-based
Examine critical leadership competencies for pharmaceutical industry success and current pharma leader strengths. Research-based discussion identifies missing capabilities among pharma leaders and presents development strategies for addressing competency gaps.
Learn from the 2014 Thought Forum on Network Leadership and Leadership Networks with 30 leading scholars from University of Cincinnati on network leadership and collective leadership. Event in Greensboro brought global perspectives from corporate, government, military, intelligence,
Explore an ecosystem approach to transformational organizational change. Research presents a comprehensive framework for driving systemic transformation through interconnected strategies, stakeholder engagement, and sustainable change practices addressing organizational
Discover network perspective by identifying relationship patterns that encourage or undermine success. Research describes what network perspective is, why it matters, and how to develop this critical capability for personal and organizational effectiveness.
Examine 3 qualities of good networks and challenges leaders face at different career stages. Research offers ways learning, development, and HR functions can support leaders building high-quality, meaningful networks throughout their careers.
