Leadership
MASY1-GC3300
Credit:
Management and Information Technology
Today's managers must act as leaders who build collaborative enterprises to enable organizations to respond quickly and efficiently to new market opportunities, new competitors, acquisitions, shifting market demographics, new technology and government regulations. Effective leaders must understand modern leadership and management strategies, capabilities and techniques and how to select the leadership style that is most effective for the organization's business objectives. Course topics will include the following: exploring the various theories of leadership and team development; identifying an effective leadership style to match an organization's culture; separating leadership skills from management skills; optimizing leadership effectiveness; utilizing leadership capabilities to achieve mission critical enterprise objectives; building individual leadership capabilities; developing the leadership pipeline and institutionalizing leadership into the organization?s succession plan. In this course, lectures, discussions, case studies, and student projects are used to explore effective leadership and team relationships. Upon successful conclusion of the course, the student will have completed a leadership development plan for their respective organizations and will project the financial impact of such plan on both the organization's income statement and balance sheet.
To register for this course you must be an admitted student in an NYU credit or degree program or have special student status.
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