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International Multi-Unit Leadership - Developing Local Leaders in International Multi-Site Operations (Hardcover, New Ed)
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International Multi-Unit Leadership - Developing Local Leaders in International Multi-Site Operations (Hardcover, New Ed)
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In International Multi-Unit Leadership, Chris Edger builds on his
earlier Effective Multi-Unit Leadership. First - showcasing
up-to-date, contemporaneous case studies of market-leading
international organisations - the book takes a cross-border
perspective on leading from the middle in international
subsidiaries that are committing significant capital to land-based
multi-unit infrastructures. Secondly, it captures the zeitgeist of
internationalizing hospitality, retail, service and leisure
organizations facing challenges in relation to multi-channel/smart
technology spread, divergent national cultures and emergent,
imitative local competition. Thirdly, it addresses the conundrum
that most subsidiary multi-unit leaders (regional, area and
district managers) face, generating commitment amongst their unit
managers and team members, whilst coping with their firm's country
of origin-based control and change agendas. Continuing the themes
that emerged in his earlier book, particularly around how
multi-unit leaders (MULs) and directors are expected to expedite a
number of competing and contradictory functions, the author finds
that in subsidiary-based international situations, complexity and
ambiguity escalates due to 'distance decay' and the level of
internal and external contextual turbulence. Based on exemplary
case studies, the author examines how high-performance MULs manage
paradox and ambiguity within an international context and how
organizations can deliver local effectiveness within a strategic
framework determined by a policy-making centre hundreds or
thousands of miles away. The research and case studies in this book
will appeal to managers within international multi-unit
enterprises, service directors wishing to train and coach others,
students on any of the increasing number of multi-unit management
programmes being run in business schools, and academics with an
interest in internationalizing service-based enterprises.
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