Peter M. Senge is a prominent figure in organizational development and systems thinking.
As a senior lecturer at MIT, he combines academic expertise with practical application.
Senge's role as founding chair of the Society for Organizational Learning demonstrates his commitment to bridging theory and practice.
His work focuses on interdisciplinary approaches to organizational improvement, emphasizing the interconnectedness of people and institutions.
Senge's influence extends beyond academia, as he collaborates with corporations and consultants to implement learning organization principles globally.
His contributions have significantly shaped modern management theory and practice.
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