Sentences with phrase «leadership shift»

The roles and responsibilities of leadership shift from a single administrator to a collaborative educator team.

When market leadership shifts, you'll know what to do: sell the fund and move on to new leaders.

The expression of leadership shifts according to context and involves standing out, but not too much.

Unforeseen circumstances as well as unfavourable outcomes of the parliamentary elections in India and leadership shift in the Pakistani army within the next months could quickly derail the rapprochement.

Now, a once - in - a-decade leadership shift is getting in the way of the stimulus - happy policies to which investors became accustomed.

The big leadership shift away from biotechs also hurt fund managers who were overly exposed to the once - hot sector, he adds, as did having too big a helping of hard - hit energy stocks.

One speaker found this discouraging, and suggested that the US would simply be left behind as world leadership shifted elsewhere.

How might your experience of leadership shift?

One tangible result of this leadership shift in philanthropy has been more attention and more money for gender equity and women's empowerment issues in recent years.

The study concludes that institutional and leadership shifts can hold immediate and meaningful consequences for urban citizenship.»

Kramer, previously TFA's president, portrays the leadership shift as little more than a change in business cards, formalizing Kopp's evolution out of TFA's day - to - day activities and reassigning some of her public duties to himself and Beard, who previously was chief operating officer.

My overriding message to you as we make this leadership shift is: Don't wait.

The white paper on Leadership for College and Career Readiness outlines the leadership shifts necessary in schools.