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This book presents a vision of the future of management education and research. Whitmore offers a critique of the current state of management education and proposes a new agenda for the Sloan School of Management. The book discusses the challenges facing managers in the twenty-first century and outlines the skills and knowledge that will be required to succeed in an increasingly complex and dynamic global environment.
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