"To those who hope to cultivate the next generation of academic leadership, my advice is pretty simple. Believe that vision and innovation and change management are essential. Think about recruiting executives with different experiences, backgrounds, and skills. Ask your candidates for their big ideas about the institution and about the future of higher education — and pay special attention if you find someone who has tended a bonsai." Great words of wisdom from our Academic Advisor, Ann Kirschner, in her new piece for Forbes. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/eNBasdig
During our recent event at The Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College, Chegg Inc. Academic Advisor Ann Kirschner shared a powerful metaphor about the art of bonsai and innovation in #HigherEducation, from the perspective of her recent stint as interim president of Hunter College. Dive into Ann Kirschner's new Forbes article, "The Bonsai Theory Of Innovation....or, Reflections Of An Interim College President" now 👉https://lnkd.in/eNBasdig