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Price vs value: is it all about the money in executive education?

By Cranfield School of Management On April 15, 2019

Price vs value: is it all about the money in executive education?

There is a saying that goes: “you get what you pay for”. I’ve been known to mutter it to myself on occasion, normally when...

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Why professional development should be in your New Year's resolutions

By Cranfield School of Management On December 19, 2018

Why professional development should be in your New Year's resolutions

Henry Ford is credited as once saying: “Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at 20 or 80. Anyone who keeps learning stays...

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Advance your career: How to go from middle weight to heavy weight in 2019

By Cranfield School of Management On December 18, 2018

Advance your career: How to go from middle weight to heavy weight in 2019

Moving up in your career can be more difficult the higher up the career ladder you rise. At lower levels, progression is almost a...

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By Andy Logan On December 4, 2018

The Leader as Poet

The leader finally reaches the summit of the hill. All their years of business experience, all that time on management and...

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By Andy Logan On September 10, 2018

Why new leaders need initiation rites

When managers step up into leadership it’s often an ‭underwhelming moment in the life of an organisation: a promotion ‭earned...

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Five Ways Emerging Technologies are Transforming the HR Landscape

By Professor Emma Parry On August 20, 2018

Five Ways Emerging Technologies are Transforming the HR Landscape

Across almost all industries and business functions we are seeing rapid growth in the use of technology to boost business...

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Developing Leadership Power: Being a good leader in this age of distrust

By Dr Jacquie Drake On August 9, 2018

Developing Leadership Power: Being a good leader in this age of distrust

Trust used to come with a senior job title. It was part of the ordinarypackage like a salary and pension. But trust in the...

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By Hugh Lloyd-Jukes On July 17, 2018

Personal Transformation for Leaders: Reflections from a guest tutor on The Praxis PTFL programme

Hugh Lloyd-Jukes was a Guest Tutor on the April/October 2014 PTFL. Hugh is CEO of Oxehealth, a leading UK digital health...

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By Professor Lynette Ryals On May 15, 2018

In defence of the Levy

The Reform think-tankreport– claiming the use of the Apprenticeship Levy for higher qualifications is a “mislabelling” of...

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By David Deegan On April 3, 2018

Deal or no deal?

Courtesy of Brexit, the topic of negotiation seems to be in the news virtually every day at the moment. But the headlines make me...

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Price vs value: is it all about the money in executive education?

Why professional development should be in your New Year's resolutions

Henry Ford is credited as once saying: “Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at 20 or 80. Anyone who keeps learning stays...

Advance your career: How to go from middle weight to heavy weight in 2019

Moving up in your career can be more difficult the higher up the career ladder you rise. At lower levels, progression is almost a...

The Leader as Poet

The leader finally reaches the summit of the hill. All their years of business experience, all that time on management and...

Why new leaders need initiation rites

When managers step up into leadership it’s often an ‭underwhelming moment in the life of an organisation: a promotion ‭earned...

Five Ways Emerging Technologies are Transforming the HR Landscape

Across almost all industries and business functions we are seeing rapid growth in the use of technology to boost business...

Developing Leadership Power: Being a good leader in this age of distrust

Personal Transformation for Leaders: Reflections from a guest tutor on The Praxis PTFL programme

In defence of the Levy

Deal or no deal?

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