Cross-Enterprise Leadership: Business Leadership for the Twenty-First Century

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"Graduates of Ivey's Cross-Enterprise Leadership program are able to solve issues that challenge the entire organization. It is truly a revolutionary approach to business education."
Arkadi R. Kuhlmann, Chairman and CEO of ING DIRECT, U.S.

"Cross-Enterprise Leadership will be very important for organizations in the future as change continues to accelerate. We need to be more adaptive, more proactive. Leaders need to work across the organization and collaborate outside the ...

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Overview

"Graduates of Ivey's Cross-Enterprise Leadership program are able to solve issues that challenge the entire organization. It is truly a revolutionary approach to business education."
Arkadi R. Kuhlmann, Chairman and CEO of ING DIRECT, U.S.

"Cross-Enterprise Leadership will be very important for organizations in the future as change continues to accelerate. We need to be more adaptive, more proactive. Leaders need to work across the organization and collaborate outside the organization in ways that we don't always do today. Cross-Enterprise Leadership provides that direction."
Timothy E. MacDonald, President, A.T. Kearney Limited (Canada)

"Cross-Enterprise Leadership is the difference between becoming an excellent executive and a mediocre one."
Timothy D. Hockey, Group Head, Canadian Banking, TD Bank Financial Group, and President and CEO of TD Canada Trust

THE WORLD OF BUSINESS IS UNDERGOING A SEA CHANGE.

Technology is moving faster, competition is getting fiercer, and increases in global connectivity are erasing longstanding borders and barriers. Businesses and organizations are no longer self-contained bubbles, but rather enterprises that reach across traditional boundaries between companies, countries, and competencies. With this change in structure must come a change in management and leadership, from the traditional command-and control silo-based structure to a new model of distributed leadership, predicated on the fact that no one person can do it alone. What businesses need in order to achieve their goals is what we call cross-enterprise leadership.

Cross-Enterprise Leadership is the combination of business intelligence, organizational intelligence, people intelligence, strategic intelligence, and the general intellect to weave these knowledge bases together. Underlying these skills are the less tangible qualities that allow these intelligences to be applied at the correct time and in the correct way. All of these things work together to create a truly dynamic leader who is capable and effective in a wide range of scenarios and time frames. From entrepreneurial initiatives to multinational corporations, Cross-Enterprise Leadership is both applicable and fundamental to the advancement, innovation, and success of your business.

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780470679401
  • Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
  • Publication date: 11/9/2010
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 320
  • Product dimensions: 6.20 (w) x 9.10 (h) x 1.10 (d)

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THE RICHARD IVEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS is widely acknowledged as Canada's top business school, and it's consistently ranked as a leading international business school by the Financial Times, Bloomberg Businessweek, and the Wall Street Journal. Affiliated with the University of Western Ontario, where its main campus is located, Ivey also has executive teaching facilities in London, Toronto, and Hong Kong. Renowned for its case study method, Ivey is the second-largest producer of business cases in the world (after Harvard Business School) and the world's leading producer of Asian case studies.

CAROL STEPHENSON, O.C., is Dean of the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario and holds the Lawrence G. Tapp Chair in Leadership. She is a former CEO with more than 30 years' experience in the private sector. Since joining Ivey as Dean in 2003, she has led the drive to re-shape business education for the 21st century.

DR. MARY CROSSAN is a Professor of Strategic Management and the Taylor/Mingay Chair in Business Policy at the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario. Her research on leadership, organizational learning, and improvisation is published in the top management journals including the Academy of Management Review, Strategic Management Journal, and Organization Science.

DR. JEFFREY GANDZ is Managing Director, Program Design-Executive Development and a Professor in the General Management area at the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario. He designs and delivers executive programs for corporations and public sector organizations.

DR. GERARD SEIJTS is an Associate Professor of Organizational Behaviour and the Ivey Alumni Association/Toronto Faculty Fellow in Business Leadership at the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario. He also heads the Leading Cross-Enterprise Research Centre.

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Table of Contents

Contributors ix

Foreword: The Urgent Need for Cross-Enterprise Leadership Dean Carol Stephenson Richard Ivey xi

Chapter 1 A New Approach for the 21st Century Mary Crossan Fernando Olivera 1

Chapter 2 What Cross-Enterprise Leaders DO! Jeffrey Gandz 15

Chapter 3 The Cross-Enterprise Leader Mary Crossan Jeffrey Gandz Gerard Seijts 27

Chapter 4 Cross-Enterprise Leadership in Practice: An Interview with Turnaround Expert William Aziz Gerard Seijts Mary Crossan Bill Aziz 45

Chapter 5 Driving Growth through Entrepreneurship and Innovation Simon C. Parker 65

Chapter 6 Developing the Cross-Enterprise Leader Mary Crossan Jim Hatch Gerard Seijts Ashleigh Nimigan 95

Chapter 7 Engaging the Chinese Market Paul W. Beamish 121

Chapter 8 Greed is Never Good: Cross-Enterprise Leadership and the Social Responsibilities of Business Jeffrey Gandz 157

Chapter 9 Building Sustainable Value through Cross-Enterprise Leadership Tima Bansal Michael Wood 173

Chapter 10 Leadership on Trial Jeffrey Gandz Mary Crossan Gerard Seijts Stephen Sapp Mark Vandenbosch 195

Conclusion: Cross-Enterprise Leadership: The Way Forward Mary Crossan 233

Index 247

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