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Podcast – Fiona Kerr – Neuro-Leadership
In December 2011 Fiona Kerr gave a presentation on “neuro-leadership” to MBA Alumni of University of Adelaide Business School. The cutting edge areas of systems intelligent leadership and “neuro-leadership” are bright new stars on the leadership theory horizon. They introduce the concept that everyone, especially organisational leaders, regularly deal with uncertainty. Complex situations and future scenarios are unpredictable, and new leadership theory is pitched at how to become skilled at strategic adaptation rather than strategic planning.
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