Center for Creative Leadership
Journal of Management DevelopmentPublished 1 June 1995
David M. Noer
Citations122
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Discusses the broad range of topics to develop models of proficient leadership practices by the Center for Creative Leadership. Outlines the training programmes, instruments, and publications designed to improve the effectiveness of managers and leaders. Integrates the research and application results in dynamic perspectives on leadership and development issues.
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