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Purpose – This paper presents a dozen ways for HR leaders to partner with their executive education leadership development providers in order to promote the tailored design, and most impactful delivery, of a custom leadership development program. Design/methodology/approach – This paper is...
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Purpose – This paper posits that an organization's roster of managers slated to attend, or who have attended, an executive development program can be used as the starting point for: developing an organizational talent profile, and facilitating the initiation of, or re‐invigoration of, an...
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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to codify a comprehensive array of executive education (EE) revenue growth ideas that are implementable in their own right or that spark other, related growth ideas. Design/methodology/approach The EE revenue growth ideas presented are an outgrowth of: a...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to present a number of ways organizations can collaborate with their primary, university-based executive education provider (EEP) in order to co-create learning and enhance a company's strategy-development and strategy-execution capability....
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The extant literature with regard to the impact of accounting systems on human behaviour is described. How accounting systems, the components of such systems and the information produced by such systems induce both intended and unintended behavioural outcomes is focused on.
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