The Illusion of Leadership: Directing Creativity in Business and the Arts [Hardcover]

People need a degree of free choice for creativity and change to happen. But they must also have boundaries. At one level this is what politics and business are all about. Too much of the wrong sort of control and the system becomes bureaucratic or tyrannical, too little and it becomes arbitrary and chaotic.The Illusion of Leadership Rehearsing King Lear Project Managing a Work of Art Creativity: Myths and Legends Creativity in Groups Hierarchy and Status Games Diversity and Innovation: Casting for Creativity Rehearsing for Business and For Life Live Communication: The Business of Theatre Giving Presentations: The Theatre of Business The Script Masks and the Sense of Self Training for Creative Leadership Art in the World: Why Artists should Rule the WorldPIERS IBBOTSON is a respected speaker, coach and facilitator. He is a regular contributor to senior management development programmes in the UK and around the world, introducing leaders and senior managers to concepts and techniques from the creative arts. He has worked at partner level with leading management consultancies and has contributed to senior management development programmes for Ernst and Young, Adidas, WPP group, Severstal, Generali, and many others. He has contributed to courses at the London Business School; The Danish Pedagogical Institute, Copenhagen, the University of Lancaster UK, the University of Nyenrode, Netherlands; AESE, Lisbon, Portugal and The Banff Centre in Canada, where he is guest faculty member on The Art of Executive Leadership Programme. He is a Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts and is a Visiting Fellow at the University of Kingston, UK, where he teaches on the MA in Creative Industries and The Creative Economy.

He also runs Directing Creativity which was developed originally for The Royal Shakespeare Company with the support of Allied Domecq plc. Directing Creativity provides management development, training and consultancy for business, using techniques and alăV