California Management Review
California Management Review is a premier professional management journal for practitioners published at UC Berkeley Haas School of Business.
Our spring special issue features contributions on scenario planning, highlighting new research in real options theory, climate scenarios, senior leadership bias, and strategic decision-making
A new kind of practitioner-focused research designed to complement our traditional In-Depth articles
California Management Review is a premier professional management journal for practitioners published at UC Berkeley Haas School of Business.
by Nora L. Silver and Stella Chung
LA-Más is a nonprofit that combines design and architecture with policy experience to promote neighborhood resilience and elevate the voice of working-class communities of color in Northeast Los Angeles. The organization has created impactful projects from street improvements, enhanced storefronts, and affordable backyard homes. Is co-leadership or gender the keys to its success? Some stakeholders said dual leadership - with its potential for additive skill sets and professional networks - enhanced an organizations' ability to authentically support diverse communities. Others said co-leadership brought more tensions and lack of clarity to an organization's mission. This case explores whether or not a co-leadership model would benefit an organization.
Pub Date: October 1, 2021
Discipline: Leadership
Subjects: Activism, Minority & ethnic groups, Social enterprise
Product #: B5989-PDF-ENG
Industry: Architectural services
Geography: California
Length: 8 page(s)
Published at Berkeley Haas for more than sixty years, California Management Review seeks to share knowledge that challenges convention and shows a better way of doing business.