... and Fred wasn’t Ginger. The essence of followership is having a distinct set of skills that are complementary to those of the leader” (pp. 20-1). Hence, leadership and followership are needed to create a strong and ever-lasting partnership, which is the key to promoting organisational health. Dancing does...

...Teemu Ylikoski; Mika J. Kortelainen Purpose University‐workplace partnerships are becoming increasingly important as the demands for authentic learning are growing. Partnership management ensures availability of authentic learning environments, joint‐learning tasks, and knowledge‐producing...

... and approaches at the working level. You must understand the internal enablers that build trust between the parties based on mutual benefit and equitable reward: Partnership Value chain Competitive advantage Strategic alliances Collaboration Partnering This is the second of two articles reviewing...

... and the individuals involved. Trust is frequently extolled as a prerequisite for collaboration and new relationships have to start from a leap of faith. However, trust cannot be contracted. It must be developed and nurtured over time. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Partnership Value chain...

...Jeff Toms Purpose The paper seeks to examine how both training partnerships and innovation technology provide the scope to deliver programmes that offer better value for money, more relevant content and more easily accessible training resources. Design methodology/approach...

... resolution Partnership Current trading conditions demand a high order of collaborative leadership at Board and project management level. With declining order books and greater pressure to deliver complex projects on time and to budget, leaders are required who are adept at leading otherwise...

...Jonathan Halls Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review two key academic‐commercial partnerships that BBC Training & Development has with two major universities. The learners are undergraduate students seeking training and ultimately a career in broadcasting. The review seeks...

... Publishing Limited 2005 Partnership Behaviour Trainers As companies focus on core competencies and outsource the bought in component of what they provide may increase, and they may transfer activities to specialist suppliers. As a consequence, combinations of complementary organisations work...

..., a deregulated training market and increasingly intense competition have compelled technical colleges to “corporatize” their services to retain business. Colleges now listen closely to industry and attempt to provide what industry demands in terms of skilled people through a range of consultative partnerships...

... of this multi‐day certificate program, as well as important lessons for creating successful initiatives, are highlighted. Partnership Internal marketing Customer service management Competences accreditation By identifying and starting with foundation‐setting core competencies in course one...