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by Mark Packard (Author), Hunter Hastings (With)
It's time to take the "A" out of MBA
Venture Mode is a bold call for an overhaul of modern business leadership and the higher education system that staffs it.
It exposes the bureaucratic mindset that dominates modern organizations--especially universities--and explains the true cost of our obsession with administration in the form of suppressed economic potential. In its place, Hunter Hastings and Mark Packard champion venture mode: a radical, entrepreneurial approach that prioritizes value creation, consumer sovereignty, and agile execution.
Venture Mode takes aim at traditional bureaucratic management and makes the case for a new kind of leadership--entrepreneurial leadership--that's built to drive growth, unleash creativity, and outpace competitors. Drawing from both entrepreneurial (Austrian) economics and the experiences of inspiring modern business leaders, the authors lay out a provocative road map to escape the administration trap and rebuild organizations around the principles of value creation. They also outline a vision for business education that replaces the ubiquitous MBA with the MBE--master of business enterprise--to ensure that the next generation is trained in entrepreneurial leadership instead of administration.
Whether you're a founder, an executive, or a rebel within a legacy system, this book is a call to arms. If you're tired of the inertia of traditional business thinking and its MBA-fueled administrative mindset, then Venture Mode is your new manual--showing you how to train, nurture, and unleash entrepreneurial leaders to fuel a thriving business. The world doesn't need more administrators. It needs entrepreneurs.
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by Mark Packard (Author), Hunter Hastings (With)
It's time to take the "A" out of MBA
Venture Mode is a bold call for an overhaul of modern business leadership and the higher education system that staffs it.
It exposes the bureaucratic mindset that dominates modern organizations--especially universities--and explains the true cost of our obsession with administration in the form of suppressed economic potential. In its place, Hunter Hastings and Mark Packard champion venture mode: a radical, entrepreneurial approach that prioritizes value creation, consumer sovereignty, and agile execution.
Venture Mode takes aim at traditional bureaucratic management and makes the case for a new kind of leadership--entrepreneurial leadership--that's built to drive growth, unleash creativity, and outpace competitors. Drawing from both entrepreneurial (Austrian) economics and the experiences of inspiring modern business leaders, the authors lay out a provocative road map to escape the administration trap and rebuild organizations around the principles of value creation. They also outline a vision for business education that replaces the ubiquitous MBA with the MBE--master of business enterprise--to ensure that the next generation is trained in entrepreneurial leadership instead of administration.
Whether you're a founder, an executive, or a rebel within a legacy system, this book is a call to arms. If you're tired of the inertia of traditional business thinking and its MBA-fueled administrative mindset, then Venture Mode is your new manual--showing you how to train, nurture, and unleash entrepreneurial leaders to fuel a thriving business. The world doesn't need more administrators. It needs entrepreneurs.
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