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LEADERSNIPS Rarely has so much ink and wisdom been dedicated to such an abstract and mercurial science. We present a choice sample from the deluge. © Copyright 2012 London Business School

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Page 1: Leadership statistics – London Business School BSR

LEADERSNIPSRarely has so much ink and wisdombeen dedicated to such an abstractand mercurial science We present a

choice sample from the delugecopy Copyright 2012 London Business School

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 1

Brains of BusinessResearchers at the UKs ReadingUniversity are examining thebrains of business military and

other leaders to betterunderstand what makes them

effective leaderswwwbbccouk

ikoliou
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BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 2

Leadership wisdomldquoWhen the effective leader isfinished with his work the

people say it happens naturallyrdquoLao -Tzu Chinese philosopher

ikoliou
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BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 3

Job moves40 of job moves can be

interpreted as a promotion thesame number are a move

laterally and 20 are a movedownwards

Monika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
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wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 4

Leadership developmentIn 2009 US companies spent $12 billion on leadership

developmentSue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
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wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 5

Directors of FTSE-100Only 125 of the directors ofFTSE-100 companies are

womenwwwibtimescom

ikoliou
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wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 6

Women MPsThe 2010 election meant that22 of UK MPs are women Inthe German Bundestag it is33 in the Dutch parliament42 the Rwandan parliament56 and the Swedish 46

wwwguardiancouk

ikoliou
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wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 7

Executive decisions64 of executives who left acompany on Fortunersquos Most

Admired Companies ranking leftfor a company not on the

rankingMonika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
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wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 8

Talent shortagesNearly 60 of companies faceleadership talent shortageswhich impede performance

Sue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW

This report was part of Business Strategy Review Volume 22 Issue 2 ndash 2011

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Page 2: Leadership statistics – London Business School BSR

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 1

Brains of BusinessResearchers at the UKs ReadingUniversity are examining thebrains of business military and

other leaders to betterunderstand what makes them

effective leaderswwwbbccouk

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 2

Leadership wisdomldquoWhen the effective leader isfinished with his work the

people say it happens naturallyrdquoLao -Tzu Chinese philosopher

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 3

Job moves40 of job moves can be

interpreted as a promotion thesame number are a move

laterally and 20 are a movedownwards

Monika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 4

Leadership developmentIn 2009 US companies spent $12 billion on leadership

developmentSue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 5

Directors of FTSE-100Only 125 of the directors ofFTSE-100 companies are

womenwwwibtimescom

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 6

Women MPsThe 2010 election meant that22 of UK MPs are women Inthe German Bundestag it is33 in the Dutch parliament42 the Rwandan parliament56 and the Swedish 46

wwwguardiancouk

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 7

Executive decisions64 of executives who left acompany on Fortunersquos Most

Admired Companies ranking leftfor a company not on the

rankingMonika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 8

Talent shortagesNearly 60 of companies faceleadership talent shortageswhich impede performance

Sue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW

This report was part of Business Strategy Review Volume 22 Issue 2 ndash 2011

Subscribe to Business Strategy ReviewWorld-class thinking World-class writing

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Page 3: Leadership statistics – London Business School BSR

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 2

Leadership wisdomldquoWhen the effective leader isfinished with his work the

people say it happens naturallyrdquoLao -Tzu Chinese philosopher

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 3

Job moves40 of job moves can be

interpreted as a promotion thesame number are a move

laterally and 20 are a movedownwards

Monika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 4

Leadership developmentIn 2009 US companies spent $12 billion on leadership

developmentSue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 5

Directors of FTSE-100Only 125 of the directors ofFTSE-100 companies are

womenwwwibtimescom

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 6

Women MPsThe 2010 election meant that22 of UK MPs are women Inthe German Bundestag it is33 in the Dutch parliament42 the Rwandan parliament56 and the Swedish 46

wwwguardiancouk

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 7

Executive decisions64 of executives who left acompany on Fortunersquos Most

Admired Companies ranking leftfor a company not on the

rankingMonika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 8

Talent shortagesNearly 60 of companies faceleadership talent shortageswhich impede performance

Sue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW

This report was part of Business Strategy Review Volume 22 Issue 2 ndash 2011

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Page 4: Leadership statistics – London Business School BSR

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 3

Job moves40 of job moves can be

interpreted as a promotion thesame number are a move

laterally and 20 are a movedownwards

Monika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 4

Leadership developmentIn 2009 US companies spent $12 billion on leadership

developmentSue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 5

Directors of FTSE-100Only 125 of the directors ofFTSE-100 companies are

womenwwwibtimescom

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 6

Women MPsThe 2010 election meant that22 of UK MPs are women Inthe German Bundestag it is33 in the Dutch parliament42 the Rwandan parliament56 and the Swedish 46

wwwguardiancouk

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 7

Executive decisions64 of executives who left acompany on Fortunersquos Most

Admired Companies ranking leftfor a company not on the

rankingMonika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 8

Talent shortagesNearly 60 of companies faceleadership talent shortageswhich impede performance

Sue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW

This report was part of Business Strategy Review Volume 22 Issue 2 ndash 2011

Subscribe to Business Strategy ReviewWorld-class thinking World-class writing

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Page 5: Leadership statistics – London Business School BSR

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 4

Leadership developmentIn 2009 US companies spent $12 billion on leadership

developmentSue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 5

Directors of FTSE-100Only 125 of the directors ofFTSE-100 companies are

womenwwwibtimescom

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 6

Women MPsThe 2010 election meant that22 of UK MPs are women Inthe German Bundestag it is33 in the Dutch parliament42 the Rwandan parliament56 and the Swedish 46

wwwguardiancouk

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 7

Executive decisions64 of executives who left acompany on Fortunersquos Most

Admired Companies ranking leftfor a company not on the

rankingMonika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 8

Talent shortagesNearly 60 of companies faceleadership talent shortageswhich impede performance

Sue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW

This report was part of Business Strategy Review Volume 22 Issue 2 ndash 2011

Subscribe to Business Strategy ReviewWorld-class thinking World-class writing

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Page 6: Leadership statistics – London Business School BSR

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 5

Directors of FTSE-100Only 125 of the directors ofFTSE-100 companies are

womenwwwibtimescom

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 6

Women MPsThe 2010 election meant that22 of UK MPs are women Inthe German Bundestag it is33 in the Dutch parliament42 the Rwandan parliament56 and the Swedish 46

wwwguardiancouk

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 7

Executive decisions64 of executives who left acompany on Fortunersquos Most

Admired Companies ranking leftfor a company not on the

rankingMonika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 8

Talent shortagesNearly 60 of companies faceleadership talent shortageswhich impede performance

Sue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW

This report was part of Business Strategy Review Volume 22 Issue 2 ndash 2011

Subscribe to Business Strategy ReviewWorld-class thinking World-class writing

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Page 7: Leadership statistics – London Business School BSR

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 6

Women MPsThe 2010 election meant that22 of UK MPs are women Inthe German Bundestag it is33 in the Dutch parliament42 the Rwandan parliament56 and the Swedish 46

wwwguardiancouk

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 7

Executive decisions64 of executives who left acompany on Fortunersquos Most

Admired Companies ranking leftfor a company not on the

rankingMonika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 8

Talent shortagesNearly 60 of companies faceleadership talent shortageswhich impede performance

Sue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW

This report was part of Business Strategy Review Volume 22 Issue 2 ndash 2011

Subscribe to Business Strategy ReviewWorld-class thinking World-class writing

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Page 8: Leadership statistics – London Business School BSR

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 7

Executive decisions64 of executives who left acompany on Fortunersquos Most

Admired Companies ranking leftfor a company not on the

rankingMonika Hamori IE Business School

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 8

Talent shortagesNearly 60 of companies faceleadership talent shortageswhich impede performance

Sue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW

This report was part of Business Strategy Review Volume 22 Issue 2 ndash 2011

Subscribe to Business Strategy ReviewWorld-class thinking World-class writing

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Page 9: Leadership statistics – London Business School BSR

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 8

Talent shortagesNearly 60 of companies faceleadership talent shortageswhich impede performance

Sue Ashford and Scott DeRue httpblogshbrorg

ikoliou
Typewritten Text
wwwlondonedubsr

BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW

This report was part of Business Strategy Review Volume 22 Issue 2 ndash 2011

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BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW

This report was part of Business Strategy Review Volume 22 Issue 2 ndash 2011

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