To cope with an increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world, requires effective leadership. It requires a clear vision, an ability to lead strategically and wisely in a rapidly changing environment. These skills are becoming much sought after and our world-class researchers in the field are providing the answers.
With research in top tier journals like Leadership Quarterly, the Journal of Management and the Strategic Management Journal, WBS academics are building the leaders of tomorrow and influencing companies and organisations across the public and private sectors.
'Strong' leaders are back in vogue, but can create weak businesses. Christian Stadler warns dissenting voices must be encouraged to tell them the truth.
Davide Nicolini and Maja Korica present a tool to help CEOs keep on top of everything after spending two years observing and following their every move.
Dimitrios Spyridinidos shares the five essential books that would help leaders manage a crisis and adapt to the fast-changing and uncertain world we now live in.
The idea that a firm's sole responsibility is to increase its profits no longer holds water. Dimitrios Spyridonidis explores what makes a responsible leader.
Blurred boundaries between our professional and personal lives during the pandemic means off-the-job embeddedness is increasingly important to retain staff, argues Professor David Allen
Tina Kiefer explains how asking students from all over the world to draw an effective leader unearthed some fascinating cultural differences.
Change management is a big issue for leaders. Fahmi Jabri (pictured) has found the Kübler-Ross Change Curve a useful tool in guiding his team through the sudden changes brought about by the pandemic.
Dimitrios Spyridonidis explains how embracing paradox will be an essential requirement for leaders in the new decade.
In these highly uncertain and stressful times Dimitrios Spyridonidis explains why learning to lead yourself is the first step in leading others.
Twitter
Facebook
LinkedIn
YouTube
Instagram