Leadership Trends
AI, Leadership, and Learning: Insights from Dean AC
Max M. Fisher College of Business Dean Arvind Chandrasekaran shares insights on innovation, AI fluency, ethical leadership, and the future of business education at Fisher College of Business.
The Leadership “Magic Bullet” Fallacy—And What Actually Works
Does the newest leadership model truly lead to increased effectiveness, or is there a simpler way?
Navigating Tech-Driven Change with John Hrusovsky at Synexis Consulting
John Hrusovsky explores how leaders can navigate technology-driven change through principled leadership and strategic alignment.
Relational Leadership and AI: Balancing Humanity with Automation
As generative AI and predictive analytics are becoming increasingly sophisticated, leaders across industries are feeling the pressure to adopt these tools quickly. An article by Jen Knox Shanahan.
Brains Before Bots: Real-World Tips for Ethical AI Use
While AI can do some pretty amazing things, it can also go wildly off the rails if not handled responsibly.
Shaping Future Leaders: Eaton’s Comprehensive Approach to Early Talent Development
Katie Appel shares how Eaton’s leadership development programs prepare early talent for success and how their organization is evolving to meet technological and generational shifts.
Complexity Leadership: Insights on Adaptability from Professor Mary Uhl-Bien
Mary Uhl-Bien’s insights highlight the importance of embracing complexity in leadership and equips leaders to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing world.
When Leadership, Healthcare, and Technology Collide
Adopting a leadership for innovation stance using change management principles can promote a more human-centric approach to leadership.
Quitters Day: Turning Resolutions into Discipline
By the second Friday of January, most people abandon their New Year's resolutions. This phenomenon, known as Quitters Day, highlights a critical challenge: How do we sustain motivation and build habits that last?