In this issue we bring four strong insights into how critical self-awareness and innovation are and how they can be developed. Carol Becker, Dean of Columbia School of Art articulates with great clarity what it is they do to foster innovation that business schools fail to. Rakesh Songhi explores non-religious spirituality and Prasad Kaipa looks at developing wisdom, while Gerard Seijts and Jeffrey Gandz promote the importance of learning for leaders to close the loop.
Key Articles
Roddy Millar
A conversation with Erika James, Associate Dean of Executive Education at Darden School of Business, University of Virginia
Gerard Seijts and Jeffrey Gandz
There is something to be learned everyday by both looking in the mirror and at those around you….
VIEWPOINT
Progressing Cultural Advancement
Understanding Emotions
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Leading with Wisdom
Beyond Innovation
Propelled to Holistic Success
Developing Spiritual Leadership
Good Leaders Learn
LEADERSHIP RESEARCH DATA FOCUS
ANATOMY OF A PROGRAM
UniCredit – Learning Through Doing
CORPORATE PRACTICE
Insurance – A Policy for the Future
All for One and One for All
BOOK REVIEWS
All Above Board:Creating the Ideal Corporate Board – Ulf Lindgren
Too Good to Fail? – Jan Filochowski
The Procactive Leader: How to Overcome Procrastination and be a Bold Decision-Maker – David De Cremer
The Language of Leaders – Kevin Murray
EXEC ED NEWS
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