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Trevor Hunter argues for the importance of leader character and instrumental skills in nonprofit organization (NPO) boards. The article explores distinctive duty-of-care expectations for NPO boards, emphasizing their role in protecting the organization…
James R. Rychard explores the essence of high-performance teams, emphasizing the role of collaboration and how it is rooted in social intelligence as part of the character dimension of humanity. After examining the threat of “dark triad” personalities …
Natacha Prudent and Mary Crossan propose embedding leader character into organizations, asserting that the sustainability of DEI efforts depends on leaders reaffirming their commitment to character, suggesting it as a foundational element for both orga…
William Spangler delves into how CEOs’ humility and narcissism influence their behavior, focusing on dysfunctional behavior like fraud, crime, corruption, and bribery. With a sample of 190 CEOs and data collected from interviews and public sources, Spa…
Tiffany Maldonado, Tanny Carmona, Jordan Jessup, and Montserrat Sanz Mondragon explore the role of CEO humility in shaping inclusive environments within organizations. Acknowledging the progress made by organizations in embracing inclusivity, the artic…
Karen Fryday-Field and Marlene Janzen Le Ber acknowledge systemic challenges impacting governance and highlight the influence of board culture on interactions and decisions, emphasizing the role of implicit rules, values, and past stories. They propose…
Cassandra Ellis, Lucas Monzani, and Sonja Bruschetto argue that exercising leader character alongside mindfulness techniques has the potential to enhance leaders’ ability to reduce stress and burnout and to motivate individuals, groups, and organizatio…
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Non-Technical Enterprise Architecture in Healthcare: Challenges and Recommendations by Wei…
By Paul Preiss, of IASA Global The whole concept of the BTABoK is to help architects either to make their jobs easier or to expand their competencies and surpass their current expectations. This is very […]
In today’s digital age, where technology and talent go hand in hand, it’s exciting to see young, promising talent from the academic field diving into the dynamic world of software development. In our interview, we take a look behind the scenes of an internship that bridges the gap between theory and practice. “Don’t be […]
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Imagine if you could guarantee your business an up-to-date inventory of software and technologies – and the details necessary for IT governance. Wouldn’t it be great if the mundane parts of Enterprise Architecture could be automated, lea…