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Safeway's hypothetical acquisition of Sobeys: leadership, geographic, and branding implications
The global supermarket industry is highly competitive. Simultaneously, this sector is like many others in a state where mergers, acquisitions and a general pattern of consolidation have become increasingly commonplace.
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Project management authority earned through leadership and influence
Dan Vickers and Curt Finch commence their work at the premise that, for a team to succeed in its collective efforts, it is necessary for the manager to be respected.
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Franchisor-franchisee relationship management in sports business leadership
A franchise being a business arrangement between a franchisor (owner) and a franchisee (buyer) where the buyer pays loyalties to the franchisor can be faced by problems and conflicts due to differing expectations, goals and objectives of the franchisor and franchisee.
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Honesty and integrity in business leadership
I do not believe that it is in the best interest of businesses to be dishonest in any way. It therefore also follows that I do not believe any business or leader who pursues a path of honesty and integrity is in any way naive.
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My collaborative conflict handling style and leadership potential
Conflict is endemic to any organization. From the highest governmental function to the lowest privatized function, there is always some conflict or another, and it is often up to the manager to solve this. However, a born leader will also step in.
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Graduate business education's shift toward leadership and soft skills
Burrell, D.N. (2006). Emerging options in doctoral study in management for international executives. Vikalpa, 31(6), 13-17.
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David Kearns and total quality leadership at Xerox
David Kearns served as President of Xerox Corporation between the years 1977 to 1985 and CEO from 1982 to 1990.
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Developing high potential employees for leadership advancement
A familiar challenge for any expanding enterprise is how to find and manage the highest potential employees who can over time mature into leadership positions.
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U.S. leadership styles in Australia and Europe using Hofstede's cultural dimensions model
Question #1 asks: "Will the leadership style used in the United States be successful in Australia, or will the Australians respond better to another?"
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Ethical conduct and organizational culture in business leadership
In a growingly dynamic business community, economic agents seek new ways to become competitive and create points of difference. One specific effort in this sense is represented by the integration of ethical conduct within the organizational setting.