This document discusses leadership and management development (LMD). It defines management development as the structured process of enhancing managerial skills and competencies through formal and informal learning. Leadership development programs aim to provide skills like communication, motivation, decision-making, and accountability. When developing an LMD strategy, organizations must consider their current management maturity and approach. LMD policies determine what, how, who, and how to evaluate development. The document also examines international LMD skills, approaches, different contexts, and need for new thinking and practices in the future.
This document discusses leadership and management development (LMD). It defines management development as the structured process of enhancing managerial skills and competencies through formal and informal learning. Leadership development programs aim to provide skills like communication, motivation, decision-making, and accountability. When developing an LMD strategy, organizations must consider their current management maturity and approach. LMD policies determine what, how, who, and how to evaluate development. The document also examines international LMD skills, approaches, different contexts, and need for new thinking and practices in the future.
This document discusses leadership and management development (LMD). It defines management development as the structured process of enhancing managerial skills and competencies through formal and informal learning. Leadership development programs aim to provide skills like communication, motivation, decision-making, and accountability. When developing an LMD strategy, organizations must consider their current management maturity and approach. LMD policies determine what, how, who, and how to evaluate development. The document also examines international LMD skills, approaches, different contexts, and need for new thinking and practices in the future.
This document discusses leadership and management development (LMD). It defines management development as the structured process of enhancing managerial skills and competencies through formal and informal learning. Leadership development programs aim to provide skills like communication, motivation, decision-making, and accountability. When developing an LMD strategy, organizations must consider their current management maturity and approach. LMD policies determine what, how, who, and how to evaluate development. The document also examines international LMD skills, approaches, different contexts, and need for new thinking and practices in the future.
MANGEMENT LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT INTRODUCTION
Leadership and management development are about enabling the
future governance and stewardship of the organization. Therefore organizations need to forge their own agenda, and dictate fitting values, structure, program content, measurements and processes Definition LMD
Management development is the structured process by which managers
enhance their skills, competencies and/or knowledge, via formal or informal learning methods, to the benefit of both individual and organisational performance. Purpose LMD
Leadership development programmes give people important
leadership skills and attributes they need to be an effective leader, such as communication skills, motivation and inspiration, as well as better decision-making skills and accountability. Developing an LMD strategy
Maturity levels of organizational management development
Unsystematic or piecemeal approaches to development LMD Policies
Choosing what to develop
Choosing what to do Identifying who to involve how Deciding how to evluate International leadership and management development The spatial landscape The security landscape The social landscape: Changing careers The changing nature of global assignments Skills of international leadership and management The skills of International Leadership and Management are: Fundamental Level Essential Level Visionary Level Approaches of LMD
The approaches of LMD are:
Formal Job-Based Relationship Informal LMD in different contexts
LMD in the small firm
LMD in the public sector LMD for under-represented groups The future for LMD: The need for new thinking and new practices? Strategy must be put ahead of training Development has to look outwards LMD has to be targeted carefully Assumptions have to be challenged The focus should be on leadership as it is practised, rather than as it is learned THANKS