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Steve Denning
Author and Independent Management Consulting Professional
Steve Denning is an accomplished author, management consultant, and former World Bank executive who is currently a Senior Contributor at Forbes. He has an extensive background in leadership, innovation, and management consulting.
Professional Background:
- Former World Bank executive, serving in various leadership roles from 1990 to 2000, including Director of the Southern Africa Department and Director of the Africa Region12
- Program Director of Knowledge Management at the World Bank from 1996 to 200012
- Senior Contributor at Forbes since March 2011, with over 1,000 articles published1
Notable Achievements:
- Named one of the world's ten Most Admired Knowledge Leaders in November 200012
- Ranked among the world's Top Two Hundred Business Gurus in April 20032
Published Works: His notable books include:
- Reinventing Capitalism in the Digital Age (Cambridge University Press, 2022)
- The Age of Agile (Harper Collins, 2018)
- The Leader's Guide to Radical Management (Jossey-Bass, 2010)
- The Secret Language of Leadership (Jossey-Bass, 2010)
- The Leader's Guide to Storytelling (Jossey-Bass, 2011)
Consulting and Expertise: Denning consults with organizations worldwide on leadership, innovation, management, and business narrative. His clients have included major corporations like GE, IBM, Microsoft, Netflix, and many government agencies.2
Education and Personal Background:
Highlights
Why Leadership Is Part Of 21st Century Management Forbes Why In 21st Century Management Everyone Is Expected To Be A Leader https://lnkd.in/eKd-7-eD Heidi Musser Hugo Lourenco Richard Straub Tamara J. (Tammy) Erickson) Jeffrey Pfeffer Julia Kirby Dr. Julia Raupp Curt Carlson, Ph.D. Darrell Rigby Rita McGrath Amy Edmondson Hunter Hastings World Management Agility Forum Julian Birkinshaw Bob Sutton Geoffrey Moore Barbara Brooks Kimmel Edwin Korver - Polymath ∇ Michael Lurie Timo Meynhardt Steven Kotler Ilse Straub Margot Tschank Roger Martin Pete Behrens Jim Highsmith Mark Béliczky Tarang Amin Gina Drosos Chet Hendrickson Stephen Forte Andrew Holm Joana Afonso🤝
How To Transition To The ‘Next Management’
At the Drucker Forum annual gathering In December 2023, Richard Straub announced dramatically that “management is broken,” and proposed an initiative to create “the Next Management” so that "management would become a noble calling that helps create a worthy society."
To implement the initiative, some proposals have begun to delineate the specific areas in which management is failing and consider how each area might be fixed. One risk with such an approach is to overlook the possibility that the trouble with management is not a set of separate flaws, but rather that the very concept of management itself needs upending.
My colleagues, Heidi Musser and Hugo Lourenco and I have therefore written an article for the Drucker Forum blog spelling out what would be involved in following Peter Drucker's advice "to look outside the window and see what's visible but not yet seen."
The article spells what a genuine reinvention of the concept of management would look like and is available here. https://lnkd.in/e2Xv9s4f
Heidi Musser Hugo Lourenco Richard Straub Tamara J. (Tammy) Erickson) Julia Kirby Dr. Julia Raupp Curt Carlson, Ph.D. Darrell Rigby Rita McGrath Amy Edmondson Hunter Hastings World Management Agility Forum Julian Birkinshaw Bob Sutton Geoffrey Moore Barbara Brooks Kimmel Edwin Korver - Polymath ∇ Michael Lurie Timo Meynhardt Steven Kotler Ilse Straub Margot Tschank Roger Martin Pete Behrens Jim Highsmith Mark Béliczky Tarang Amin Gina Drosos Chet Hendrickson Stephen Forte Andrew Holm Joana Afonso🤝
