Roger L. Martin
Roger L. Martin is a distinguished academic and business thinker.
He served as Dean of the Rotman School of Management from 1998 to 2013 and has held leadership positions at various institutes.
Martin's research focuses on integrative thinking, business design, and corporate social responsibility.
He is a prolific writer, contributing to prestigious publications and authoring numerous books.
Martin has received recognition for his influence in business and design, including high rankings on the Thinkers50 list.
He serves on several public service boards and holds degrees from Harvard College and Harvard Business School.
Knihy autora Roger L. Martin
The Design of Business
Data tells you what worked yesterday. Breakthroughs demand a logic that works forward.
Podnikání
Design
Management
Leadership
Podnikání
The Design of Business
Data tells you what worked yesterday. Breakthroughs demand a logic that works forward.
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Design
Management
Leadership
Podnikání
The Opposable Mind
The best leaders refuse to choose between opposites. They build a third answer that beats both.
Podnikání
Leadership
Management
Psychologie
Osobní rozvoj
The Opposable Mind
The best leaders refuse to choose between opposites. They build a third answer that beats both.
Podnikání
Leadership
Management
Psychologie
Osobní rozvoj
A New Way to Think
Eight pieces of management wisdom that hold you back, and what actually works instead.
Podnikání
Management
Leadership
Osobní rozvoj
Psychologie
A New Way to Think
Eight pieces of management wisdom that hold you back, and what actually works instead.
Podnikání
Management
Leadership
Osobní rozvoj
Psychologie
Getting Beyond Better
Real social change replaces a broken equilibrium with a just one. Here's the strategic process.
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Podnikání
Sociální spravedlnost
Ekonomie
Leadership
Getting Beyond Better
Real social change replaces a broken equilibrium with a just one. Here's the strategic process.
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Podnikání
Sociální spravedlnost
Ekonomie
Leadership
When More Is Not Better
Treating the economy like a machine broke the link between growth and shared prosperity.
Ekonomie
Podnikání
Politika
Capitalism
Sociologie
When More Is Not Better
Treating the economy like a machine broke the link between growth and shared prosperity.
Ekonomie
Podnikání
Politika
Capitalism
Sociologie
