Strategy and Leadership

Arabia shows support for globalisation, says Albright
Muslim countries continue to show ongoing support for globalisation and Western-style democracy, despite the troubles in Iraq, according to a report from the Pew Global Attitudes Project, chaired by Madeleine Albright, former Secretary of State in the USA.
Monday, May 23 - 2005 at 06:48 |

Headline issues to be measured by survey for Leaders in Dubai
What are the key issues facing leaders in Arabia today - both in government and in corporations? That is one key question that the organisers of Leaders in Dubai are asking in a survey designed to encourage analysis of transparency and corporate social responsibility in the region.
Sunday, May 15 - 2005 at 15:52 |

Leaders In Dubai 2004
The first Leaders In Dubai conference was one of the highest-profile regional events of 2004, attracting international businesspeople and strategists. This short video shows highlights from some of the the main speakers and sponsors.
United Arab Emirates: Saturday, January 29 - 2005 at 09:33

Leadership in the Arab world
Leadership is critical in the Arab business world, and good leaders need to be found while young, according to Khamis Al Muqla, Chairman & MD, Gulf Saatchi & Saatchi. He also believes that traditional family companies need to develop into more global corporations. Al Muqla is an ambassador for the prestigious Leaders In Dubai summit set to be held in November 2004.
United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, October 19 - 2004 at 09:21

Visa backs leadership
Visa International is one of the key sponsors of Leaders In Dubai, which is set to bring several of the business world's most famous names to the UAE in November. Kamran Siddiqi, Managing Director for Visa International, explains how Visa's leadership philosophy stems from changing the lives of people around the world, and expanding the realm of what is possible.
United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 15 - 2004 at 09:59

A communicator looks at American industry
Both the original Adam and Adam Smith could concur that this indeed is a period of transition and shake-out for American industry. Those who are ready and have planned might make it. Those who are ready and have not planned won' t make it.
Monday, August 23 - 2004 at 10:36 |

Re-imagining leadership: The big eleven
Leading is the same as it ever was. Inspiring others to find and climb mountains previously unmapped ('Here Be Dragons') and thought unattainable. Leading is different. The pace of change that surrounds us leaves us breathless, even at sea level.
Thursday, June 03 - 2004 at 11:12 |

The Six Principles for Developing Global Leaders
In today's global economy, companies must ensure their leaders have the skills to satisfy customers on a new geographic scale.
Thursday, May 27 - 2004 at 12:23 |