Biography
Professor Philip Yetton's curiculum vitae Professor Yetton is the Director of AGSM's flagship General Manager Program and runs its Leadership and Decision Making Workshop. He has been the recipient of the University of New South Wales, Vice-Chancellor's Teaching Award. Philip's interests are in Leadership, IS-based strategic change, project management, governance, and organisational design and capabilities. He works with a number of Australian...view more
Professor Philip Yetton's curiculum vitae Professor Yetton is the Director of AGSM's flagship General Manager Program and runs its Leadership and Decision Making Workshop. He has been the recipient of the University of New South Wales, Vice-Chancellor's Teaching Award. Philip's interests are in Leadership, IS-based strategic change, project management, governance, and organisational design and capabilities. He works with a number of Australian organisations in these areas and with colleagues overseas, where he is a visiting professor at Warwick Business School and Bath University, and an Associate Fellow at Templeton College, Oxford. He was co-awarded the Kenneth R. Ernst Award in 2001 by Accenture for 'International Thought Leadership', and in 2003, he was recognised by the Academy of Management Journal of Learning for his outstanding contribution to Leadership Research. He gave the keynote address at the British Information Systems Conference in 2004. Professor Yetton is a director of CORDS Pty. Ltd., a specialist consulting organisation. In 2005 CORDS reviewed for the Department of Education, Science and Technology the strategy literature and its implications for Australian Education Institutions going international. Philip has an undergraduate degree from Cambridge University and a PhD and MBA from Carnegie Mellon University in the USA. He is a member of the Editorial Boards of the British Journal of Management and Organisational Behaviour.
Research Grants:
Executive programs taught
- General Manager Program
- Leadership and Decision Making
ASB Profile: http://www.asb.unsw.edu.au/schools/Pages/PhilipYetton.aspx
