What would Drucker do?
This month, the Drucker Institute celebrates the 100th birthday of Peter Drucker, the father of modern management. Drucker’s seminal teachings on ethical leadership and social responsibility in business have had a profound impact on business organizations and the teaching of management skills. Charles Handy, noted scholar and co-founder of the London Business School, talks with Larry about Drucker’s legacy and how his perspective is still relevant today.
American Management Association
Charles Handy talks with Larry about his new book, "Myself and More Important Matters."
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Charles Handy, author of “Myself and Other More Important Matters.” (American Management Association) He is co-founder of the London Business School, the first business school in the United Kingdom. His other books include Understanding Organizations, The Future of Work and The God’s of Management.
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2 weeks, 4 days ago
Great segment.
I was taken by the Augustine quote Handy gave. What is the actual quote and where is if from?