About
Based at MIT Sloan School of Management, the MIT Leadership Center is committed to innovative research, education, and dialogue — across and beyond the MIT community. Our focus is on distributed leadership — the idea that leadership today, even more than in the past, must come from every level of an organization or every part of an organizational network.
At the Leadership Center, we believe that the development of skilled, thoughtful, passionate leaders must be rooted in real world experience. This conviction reflects MIT's longstanding commitment to a hands-on, action-based educational model that challenges students from their first days on campus to do things, build things, change things.
The Center's research is focused on real world problems and potential solutions. Our curriculum development and educational programs turn that research into powerful learning experiences for undergraduates, MBA students, and executives at every stage of their career. Our partnerships with a wide range of enterprises enable not only our research and educational programs, they also allow us to participate directly in driving innovation and change.
The Leadership Center includes a core group of senior faculty from MIT Sloan, numerous faculty from other institutions, and a network of exceptional business, government, and non-profit leaders. Individually, each of these Center Associates brings a unique perspective to the Center as a thinker, teacher, role model, and mentor. Together, the cross-fertilization of their ideas enriches all of the Center's activities.
Videos

Tough Choices
Dec 9, 2013
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2855 views

Leading Global Growth by Protecting What Really Matters Most
Dec 9, 2013
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2222 views

Reinventing the Kennedy Center
Dec 9, 2013
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5119 views

Leadership in the Automotive Industry: A Conversation with Dean Emeritus Glen Ur...
Dec 9, 2013
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1926 views

Innovation Through Design Thinking
Dec 9, 2013
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3396 views

Leadership Lessons Learned on the Firing Line
Dec 9, 2013
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1744 views

Leading Innovation
Dec 9, 2013
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1954 views

Managers Not MBAs: Debating the Merits of Business Education
Dec 9, 2013
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1846 views