This case study illustrates the unique challenges of leading a faith-based nonprofit organization within a multifaith constituency in Asia. The core themes of the case are based on research conducted with the staff, executive team, and board members of an international faith-based nonprofit organization in Asia. Specifically, the case focuses on three identity-based leadership dilemmas in relation to (1) creating a shared sense of organizational identity, (2) talent management, and (3) board governance. By describing the challenges faced by the CEO, the case shows how a strong faith-based identification can positively bind an organization together, but also result in organizational blind spots with unintended consequences.
机构:
Robert Gordon Univ, Aberdeen Business Sch, Dept Human Resources, Kaim House,Garthdee Rd, Aberdeen AB10 7QE, ScotlandRobert Gordon Univ, Aberdeen Business Sch, Dept Human Resources, Kaim House,Garthdee Rd, Aberdeen AB10 7QE, Scotland
Brown, Mary
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION,
2009,
10
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: 125
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