CIM | Chartered Managers Canada News
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Here, as well as thought leadership articles from our members and designation holders that span a wide range of topics in the world of management.
Questions About Employee Appreciation
Why Do I Have To Praise Someone Just For Doing Their Job? And 4 Other Questions Leaders Have About Appreciation. Author: Liz Uram
Time for Executives to Rethink About Servant Leadership
There is a global need to investigate leadership theories to accomplish sustainable competitiveness in global markets. Author: Mostafa Sayyadi
Supply Chain Vulnerability, Visibility; Building a Competitive Advantage
Corporate culture includes three dimensions of collaboration, trust and learning. Author: Michael Quartermain, CAPM, C.Mgr., CSCMP, QMed
Mentoring: To Manage or Not to Manage?
Mentoring can be an effective method for affecting the intergenerational transfer of the knowledge assets that comprise a company’s source of sustainable competitive advantage (SCA). However, mentoring is often confused …
CIM National: Training Session - ManagementDirect 101
Join us on June 29, 2021 at 7:30 PM EDT to review the newest updates to ManagementDirect! We will be reviewing this online management resource and learning portal so members …
2021 Johnson Insurance - Scholarship Program
For many Canadian students, the jump from high school to post-secondary education is a thrilling transition into adulthood, but one that comes with new financial responsibilities.
New Student Associate Member Information Kit!
If you're a new student associate member, prospective member or just looking for more information about courses and designations, download our new Student Associate Member Information Kit!
New Accreditation with Georgian College at ILAC
We're excited to announce the latest NCMA professionally accredited program with Georgian College at ILAC.
Is Management A Profession?
It may seem odd that I, as the CEO of Canada’s chartered professional management association, is asking this question. Surely, it’s rhetorical? Surely, it’s tongue-in-cheek? Author: Dr. Matthew Jelavic, C.Mgr.
