The Challenges of Global Leadership in Asia
Schon Beechler
Abstract
Schon Beechler
Abstract
Asia has increasingly become a key driver of economic growth and a crucial and growing region for cross-border business activities. Businesses in Asia, as well as those investing in the region, must therefore increasingly find, retain and develop leaders who are capable of leading across countries and cultures. However, there remains a paucity of managers who can effectively step into leadership roles. This symposium brings together renowned experts on global leadership in India, China, Japan, and Thailand to discuss the challenges of global leadership in each of these Asian countries. Each panelist will provide an overview of the current situation regarding global leadership, the challenges and opportunities for organizations, and possible paths for finding, developing, and keeping effective global leaders needed to fuel the cross-border expansion of local and foreign companies alike.Global Leadership Issues in China: Situation and PrognosisPresenter: Nandani Lynton; China Europe International Business SchoolChallenges of Global Leadership in IndiaPresenter: Ravi Ramamurti; Northeastern U.Global Leadership Challenges in ThailandPresenter: Astrid Kainzbauer; Mahidol U.Global Leadership: A Japanese PerspectivePresenter: Christina L Ahmadjian; Hitotsubashi U.Oriental, Occidental or Incidental: Asian Global Leadership and Sophisticated Stereotyping Presenter: Allan Bird; Northeastern U.
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Asia has increasingly become a key driver of economic growth and a crucial and growing region for cross-border business activities. Businesses in Asia, as well as those investing in the region, must therefore increasingly find, retain and develop leaders who are capable of leading across countries and cultures. However, there remains a paucity of managers who can effectively step into leadership roles. This symposium brings together renowned experts on global leadership in India, China, Japan, and Thailand to discuss the challenges of global leadership in each of these Asian countries. Each panelist will provide an overview of the current situation regarding global leadership, the challenges and opportunities for organizations, and possible paths for finding, developing, and keeping effective global leaders needed to fuel the cross-border expansion of local and foreign companies alike.Global Leadership Issues in China: Situation and PrognosisPresenter: Nandani Lynton; China Europe International Business SchoolChallenges of Global Leadership in IndiaPresenter: Ravi Ramamurti; Northeastern U.Global Leadership Challenges in ThailandPresenter: Astrid Kainzbauer; Mahidol U.Global Leadership: A Japanese PerspectivePresenter: Christina L Ahmadjian; Hitotsubashi U.Oriental, Occidental or Incidental: Asian Global Leadership and Sophisticated Stereotyping Presenter: Allan Bird; Northeastern U.
Key concepts: Global Leadership, China, Political science, Public relations, Economic growth, Management, Economics, Law