..., and refine practices. Key entrepreneurial actions include risk-taking, managing uncertainty, networking with stakeholders, mobilising resources, and spreading innovations through professional and social networks. The study also reveals leadership roles such as fostering collaboration, leading professional...

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.... 3). This new curriculum required teachers and schools to develop and use new approaches to teaching and learning. Leadership teams had a key role in the success of this process. In NZ Education for Enterprise was one of the areas where leadership was seen as key to the success...

...Maj-Lis Hörnqvist; Eva Leffler Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to uncover the meaning of entrepreneurship in schools and a school leadership which aims to nurture an entrepreneurial attitude. The authors will also discuss what challenges there could be for principals to lead activities...

...Susan M. Fournier; Elizabeth M. Ineson Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the predictive value of age, gender and work experience in relation to hospitality management (HM) academic success, as measured by year one leadership programme (LP) achievement and cumulative grade point...

...Nathan Eva; Sen Sendjaya Purpose In light of the research‐practice gap in youth leadership development, the purpose of this paper is to examine the effectiveness of youth leadership development in Australia, on the basis of a multidimensional and holistic framework of servant leadership. Design...

... issues (UGIs) confronting leaders today. A sample of other UGIs, including the type highlighted in the UN's Millennium Development Goals (UNDP) (2000) is shown in the list below. Financial system failure: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Business schools Leadership Management...

... that business education has been over‐emphasized as a prerequisite to successful management practice. It is also possible that the kind of management education that students have received is no longer appropriate to leadership at CEO level. Originality/value Although many have blamed the GFC on business...

.... Principal components analyses revealed a four‐component structure relating to leadership and teamwork, the environment and empathy, values and volunteering, and personal skills. Findings Employability enhancement was not a primary motive for engaging in the expeditions. Data suggest that respondents had...

... propensity may have on the organisation. Richard Tunstall can be contacted at: richard_tunstall@hotmail.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Intrapreneurship Entrepreneurial motivation Entrepreneurial propensity Organizational outcomes Leadership Employees Entrepreneurialism...

... signposts an agenda of change for universities in the twenty‐first century. Kristine Mason O'Connor can be contacted at: kmoconnor@glos.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Students Higher education Community relations Graduates Leadership Employment United Kingdom...

...Thomas Clarke; Robert E. Wood; Jens F. Beckmann; Damian P. Birney Purpose The purpose of this paper is to consider how simulations are increasingly used in training programs for the development of skills such as leadership. However, the requirements of leadership development go beyond...

..., assessing and the consequent impact on practice through a collaborative programme. The purpose of the collaboration was to design and deliver a postgraduate level programme focusing on the development of leadership practice in the health and social care sectors in London and on the development...

... and experience of incubator management and leadership positively affect client perceptions of the value and impact of their incubation experience. In conclusion, there is an emerging demand for greater professionalism within the sector and the role that current national incubation benchmarks may have...

... © MCB UP Limited 2001 --> Students Performance Leadership Demographics The secrets of improving student performance Keywords: Students, Performance, Leadership, Demographics Although there is a link between poor student performance and deprivation,individual student...

... educators that research work can contribute to their need for professional growth and self‐actualization and can contribute to their teaching. However, they agree that research work does not contribute to the development of leadership skills and, although teacher educators are partially ranked for promotion...

... representatives of both the academy and retailing industry. The study found a distinct gap in the perceptions of industry respondents versus the academics included in the study. While industry believes that strong affective skills, such as “leadership” and “decision making” were the most desirable characteristics...

... Walt Disney World has moved into providing training for other organizations, basing relevant training modules on its own practices. Professional development courses are offered in various areas (leadership, people management, customer service, etc.), and Disney training has now “gone on the road...

... Brings together abstracts of a number of articles published in a range of journals in 1996 concerned with further education. Includes NVQs, apprenticeship schemes, leadership for managing educational change and the education‐workplace interface. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Education Colleges...

.... Business education Experiential learning Leadership Management development Outdoor development Human resource management Team development Outdoor management development (OMD) remains wrapped in a certain mystique. For many it holds a peculiar fascination; rather like a roller‐coaster ride...