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WEBResearch: Dominant leaders are more inclined to take self-serving risks. How to lead an organisation through change when uncertainty is the only constant. Structured preparation maximises price and certainty in high-value M&A exits. CEOs deprioritise sustainability in favour of other issues despite rising consumer concern.
Magazine - Management Today
WEBManagement Today winter 2020-21 magazine issue available here. Subscribers can download a digital version of our latest issue, featuring the NHS, UK plc's... The Information. 01 Feb 2021.
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WEBResearch: When does misconduct become scandalised? Understanding whether stakeholders’ evaluation of your firm is emotional or rational can offer clues as to the level of negative attention an instance of misconduct might draw.
Events and awards - Management Today
WEBEvents and awards. Management Today runs a series of conferences and events throughout the year. Featuring the country’s top bosses and thought leaders, we bring you thought-provoking debates and discussion, in-depth panels and case studies, inspiring speeches and stories, practical masterclasses, groundbreaking presentations and hands-on workshops – all designed to help you build a world ...
OPINION - Management Today
WEBHow to make organisational politics work to your advantage. Like it or not, political dynamics are something every leader has to navigate. But you don’t have to resort to heavy-handed tactics or undermining others to achieve your goals, argues IMD professor Michael Watkins.
INTERVIEWS - Management Today
WEBIt’s kinder to be clear: leadership lessons from Crown Worldwide’s CEO. Jennifer Harvey, CEO of logistics behemoth Crown Worldwide Group, on balancing a working and familial relationship with her father, what Covid taught her, and being a ‘third culture kid’.
Leadership Week: The British Army's Brigadier Andrew Jackson
WEBAs commander of the British Army’s recruiting group and an officer who has seen frontline action around the world, Brigadier Jackson is used to the challenges of leading and inspiring those around him to do their best under considerable pressure. In his exclusive interview with us, the Brigadier tells MT that ‘leadership is all about people ...
PODCASTS - Management Today
WEBThe case for good management. Self-awareness and self-confidence are the foundation of good management, argues the CMI's chief. But organisations also need to create a culture that places as much emphasis on how things are achieved as what the outcomes are.
The CEO's role in managing change - Management Today
WEBThe CEO's willingness to and ability to make things personal, to engage others openly and to spotlight successes as they emerge can make a huge difference. 2) Role-modelling desired mindsets and behaviour. The CEO is the organisation's chief role model. Successful CEOs typically embark on their own personal transformation journey, and if they ...
Why has Greggs been so successful - Management Today
WEBWhy Greggs has been on a roll. From the archive: Roger Whiteside has presided over the FTSE 250 chain's remarkable rise to 2019's Britain's Most Admired Company despite tough high street trading conditions. It’s 10 o’clock on a weekday morning. The commuters have arrived at work by now and it’s too early for lunch, but still the line of ...