James Bolt

July 2009 - TD Magazine

Headlines, such as "The Global Economic Crisis," "Inside the Financial Meltdown," "Housing Market Heads for Bottom," and "No End in Sight for Layoffs," have dominated the news and our psyche lately. For many organizations, survival strategies and tactics are the order of the day. It would be easy, and perhaps...

Harvesting Tomorrow’s Leaders: Lessons From the Front Line

Explores the importance of executive education. Integration of classroom learning with on-the-job development; Broadening the scope and profile of the manager; Need for specialists in executive education to combine general business acumen with an ability to work well with top managers.

Ten Years of Change in Executive Education

Discusses methods for the education and training of executives. Costs associated with management education; Experiential learning; Feedback on management style.

James Bolt

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