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Leadership Trends in the 21st Century
By Stephen Enders
Why I chose this topic and the significance? Reframing organizational leadership Redefining leadership Equipping leaders Innovation Women in leadership Challenges Future studies/conclusion
Overview
Personal experience What motivates people? How are peoples behaviors? Various models and theories
Why 21st Century Leadership?
Bolman & Deal’s four frames◦Structure◦Human resource ◦Political◦Symbolic
Higher education study
Reframing Organizational Leadership
Everyone as a leader Bringing out the best Sensitivity Holistic Change masters Practical example
◦Director of Residence Life
Redefining Leadership
Create meaning Values Put into practice
◦Costa coffee
Equipping Leaders
Divergent thinking◦Employee personality and attitude affect
the degree of innovation Structural design
◦Steve Job’s Passion Vision Networking Saying no!
Innovation
Have come a long way Challenges
◦Discrimination◦Earning discrepancies◦Stereotypical jargon
Competencies◦Education
Resolving conflicts Speak persuasively and present info
Oprah Winfrey◦Resilient, positive, empathetic, opportunities
Women in 21st Century Leadership
21st century◦Technology dominance◦Government regulations◦Global crises◦Competition
What is needed?◦Finding the right visionary type leader◦Evolving with new changes◦Awareness of gap in skill levels
Challenges
Current leaders preparing future leaders◦ Goals
Short and long-term goals Benchmarking abilities Expectations
◦ Ideal plan Effective coaching Challenge future leaders
Take-away messages◦ Renew thinking and changes◦ Coaching◦ Teams and empowerment
Delegate!
Future and Conclusion
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