Strategic and proactive leadership
Origin: Lat. strategĭa, Lat. prode actīvus, Ingl. leader
Strategic leadership refers to the act of leading a project in such a way that it will prosper in relation to its present-day competitors in an existing environment. Proactive leadership is more concerned with making substantive progress in the longer term and in relation to the evolving global picture It is more risky and more creative, but arguably more productive too.
Spanish: Liderazgo proactivo y estretégico
Sources and references
- Slaughter, Richard A. “Glossary of future terms.”cited 79 times
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