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Antwerp Management School launches podcast series ‘Leadership is everywhere’
TV shows like De Collega’s and Het Eiland were among the first to bear the happy tidings: the leadership we’ve grown to know and expect for decades on end, is no longer. Those who still try to play the authoritarian leader, get benched before they know it. Instead, we’re getting an authentic and shared leadership.
Leadership on the soccer field
Is the captain of the team also the leader? Research from sports science suggests that this is not always the case. In team sports, players do not always look at the captain as the leader of the team. It seems members of the team have different leadership roles. How does this work?
This is episode 2 of the series "Leadership is everywhere".
This podcast is in Dutch.
How boards can help the CEO face digital transformation
n our increasingly digitized economy, information technology (IT) has become fundamental to support, sustain and grow organizations. Successful organizations leverage the digital innovation potential but also understand and manage the risks and constraints of technology. Previously, governing boards could delegate, ignore or avoid IT decisions, but the disruptive new technologies are increasingly being felt at board level. Emerging research calls for more board level engagement in enterprise governance of IT and identifies serious consequences for digitized organizations in case the board is not involved. In this blog we share the insights and some tips from research conducted by KPMG Belgium, Samsung Belgium, CEGEKA Belgium, the University of Antwerp and Antwerp Management School.
Leadership in the home office
Working from home, teleworking, remote working ... these terms are becoming more and more common in a lot of companies. All of them are very interesting for the employee, but how do you deal with this as a manager? What kind of leadership is needed when you no longer see your employees and colleagues on a day-to-day basis? Find out in the third episode of "Leadership is Everywhere".
This podcast is in Dutch.
Leadership in the butchery
Leadership in the butchery, a bit far fetched? Certainly not! In "In the Butchery," we talk about craftsmanship. Do you have to know a stile to be a good leader? Koen and Jesse talk more about it in the fourth episode of the podcast "Leadership is Everywhere".
This podcast is in Dutch.
PRME Business schools and universities from France, Belgium and The Netherlands announce the emerging of a France/Benelux PRME chapter
Antwerp: The 9th & 10th of November, over 40 deans and representatives of Benelux and France business schools, universities and their stakeholders, gathered at Antwerp Management School and endorsed the creation of an emerging France/Benelux PRME chapter. This Chapter will focus upon furthering sustainability within the educational sector through collaborative initiatives and sharing best practices.
Flexibly deploying talent: opportunities and success factors of co-sourcing
We all need to and will stay at work longer. The question arises as to how we can ensure that, for employees, this is not a story of "must" but of "want". Organizations face the task of creating workable work for employees of all ages, keeping in mind their employability and opportunities for growth throughout their careers.
Leadership in the healthcare institution
During this final episode of the series "Leadership is everywhere", Koen, Jesse and Sven visit a healthcare facility. They discuss the combination of efficiency and humanity. Is this combination possible? And what is the impact on leadership? Discover the answer in this fifth podcast 'In the care facility'.
This podcast is in Dutch.
Antwerp Management School Professor’s Nespresso case wins global prize
Antwerp Management School strategy expert Jamie Anderson has been announced as the winner of The Case Centre Award for the world’s best strategy and general management case study for 2017. He will receive the Award on Thursday December, 7.