Learning to Lead: A History of the New Zealand College of Management 1952-2002 by Diana Beaglehole
$35.00
Learning to Lead: A History of the New Zealand College of Management 1952-2002 by Diana Beaglehole.
A substantial institutional history tracing fifty years of the New Zealand College of Management, from its beginnings as the New Zealand Administrative Staff College in 1952 through to the early 2000s. Drawing on archival material, photographs and the College's own records, the book documents the development of management education in New Zealand and the people and programmes associated with the College.
Format: Paperback with French flaps
Year: 2004
Publisher: New Zealand College of Management Inc., Wellington
ISBN: 0473099071
Condition: Used copy with light visible handling wear. Please refer to photos.
Collections: ALL BOOKS, ALL PRODUCTS, NON-FICTION BOOKS, NZ BOOKS, NZ HISTORY, NZ NON FICTION, TEACHING & EDUCATION
Type: NZ NON FICTION
Category: BOOKS, BUSINESS, EDUCATION, MANAGEMENT, NEW ZEALAND, NZ HISTORY, NZ NON FICTION, WB103-104, WELLINGTON
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