Lessons from ancient Persia
Journey to Global Leadership Development

The quest to build up a distributed leadership capability (monitoring and developing the leadership competencies of executives) at all levels of the organization.

Lessons from ancient Persia

Journey to Global Leadership Development

The quest to build up a distributed leadership capability (monitoring and developing the leadership competencies of executives) at all levels of the organization.

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IMD’s professors identify and address the seven transformation journeys that are reshaping corporations today.

Global Leadership Development
Professor Michael Watkins talks about the Quest for Global Leadership Development

This webcast is one in a series of webcasts exploring themes from the IMD book Quest, and forms part of the virtual services available exclusively to members of the Corporate Learning Network (CLN).

Global Leadership Development
Professor Martha Maznevski on the development needs of global leaders

Extract from a Wednesday Webcast: “Developing Global Leaders: Hercules Meets Buddha,” interviewed by Paul Hunter. This webcast is part of the virtual services available exclusive to members of the Corporate Learning Network (CLN).

Global Leadership Development
Professor Shlomo Ben-Hur on building an effective learning function

Extract from a Wednesday Webcast: “Cultural Enablers for Organizational Learning,” interviewed by Paul Hunter. This webcast is part of the virtual services available exclusive to members of the Corporate Learning Network (CLN).

Global Leadership Development
Professor Michael Watkins on preparing to switch from specialist to generalist

Extract from a Wednesday Webcast: “Mini-Series: Moving Up to Enterprise Leadership – The Seven Seismic Shifts Part 1,” interviewed by Paul Hunter. This webcast is part of the virtual services available exclusive to members of the Corporate Learning Network (CLN).

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