The Intersection of Managing, Leading, and Coaching: A New Discipline For Management Education

Maureen Mackenzie

The Intersection of Managing, Leading, and Coaching: A New Discipline For Management Education

Maureen Mackenzie

School of Business

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Resumen

Faculty must ensure that management education remains cutting edge and relevant to the needs of organizational leaders and to students’ academic and professional goals. This paper reports on a multi-phase research agenda that included in-depth interviews with the primary stakeholders of business education: (1) senior leaders/employers, (2) business faculty, and (3) MBA graduates who are now working professionals. The results report on potential benefits of integrating coaching skills, theories, and knowledge into management education.

Idioma original	American English
Páginas	238-249
Número de páginas	12
Estado	Published - oct 2025
Evento	2025 Columbia University Coaching Conference : High Impact Coaching in the Era of Hybrid Intelligence - Columbia University, New York, United States Duración: oct 14 2025 → oct 16 2026

Conference

Conference	2025 Columbia University Coaching Conference
País/Territorio	United States
Ciudad	New York
Período	10/14/25 → 10/16/26

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