Creating A Thinking Culture

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Issue 33

The recent demise of the 178-year-old travel company Thomas Cook is a salutary reminder of the volatility of today’s business environment. Incumbent companies with tried and tested business models are under threat in all sectors from market disruption and rapid technological and social change. Facing up to this is the overriding leadership challenge of our time. In this issue of Developing Leaders, we consider some of the basic building blocks of leadership the key competencies that must be learned and reinforced for organizations to survive and prosper.

Key Articles

Creating a Thinking Culture

Alison Nolan

How to Think Well ‘In the Eye of the Storm’

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Purpose = Motivation at Work

Susanne Jacobs

Creating intrinsic motivation in workplaces fit for humans

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Business Leadership as a Force for Good

Roddy Millar

Robert Helsley, Dean, UBC Sauder School of Business, in Conversation

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Viewpoint

Creating a Thinking Culture Alison Nolan

Purpose = Motivation at Work Susanne Jacobs

Transformative Innovation Graham Leicester

EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT

Business Leadership as a Force for Good
Robert Helsley, Dean, UBC Sauder School of Business, in Conversation

Executive Learning for Life Nathalie Lugagne, Affiliate Professor and Associate Dean HEC Paris Executive Education, in Conversation

Mental Health Discussion at FRED Leadership Nexus Roddy Millar

Innovating with Real World Impact Daniel Chadwick

The Uncomfortable Truth Behind Corporate Learning Jonna Sercombe

CORPORATE PRACTICE

Making Leaders Capgemini France and emlyon business school

Future Leaders: Change and Transition
Scottish Water and Oxford Saïd Business School

EXEC ED UPDATE

Book Reviews

Directory

What’s New on IEDP.Com

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