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Leadership Crisis Challenge

by Susan Ashford

Product Type: Leadership Crisis Challenge Publication Date: 01/2011 Product ID#: 1-429-121 Length: 22pages

Winner of the 2011 University of Michigan Provost's Teaching Innovation Prize This role-playing simulation allows students to make decisions in real-time based on rapidly-changing business scenarios. Students become the senior executives for AquaStar Bottled Water, a company accused of contaminating Michigan's public water system. They must make critical decisions that will develo...

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LCC: Timora International

by Susan Ashford

Product Type: Leadership Crisis Challenge Publication Date: 05/2010 Product ID#: 1-428-930 Length: 21pages

Winner of the 2011 University of Michigan Provost's Teaching Innovation Prize This simulation presents students with a realistic business challenge that lies at the intersection of social, environmental and financial constraints. It encourages students to practice and gain critical leadership skills, such as using judgment to navigate an ambiguous crisis situation, thinking on the...

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Leadership Crisis Challenge: Olick Int'l

by Susan Ashford

Product Type: Leadership Crisis Challenge Publication Date: 08/2009 Product ID#: 1-428-769 Length: 52pages

Winner of the 2011 University of Michigan Provost's Teaching Innovation Prize This simulation presents students with a realistic business challenge that sits at the intersection of social, environmental, and financial constraints. It encourages students to practice and gain critical leadership skills such as using judgment to navigate an ambiguous crisis situation, thinking on the...

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Leadership Crisis Challenge: Pharmeck

by Susan Ashford

Product Type: Leadership Crisis Challenge Publication Date: 09/2008 Product ID#: 1-428-585 Length: 14pages

Winner of the 2011 University of Michigan Provost's Teaching Innovation Prize This simulation presents students with a hypothetical yet realistic business challenge that sits at the intersection of social, environmental, and financial constraints. The student teams are asked to take on the role of pharmaceutical executives who have just received news that an Indian subsidiary of t...