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Kenneth L. Kring
Co-Managing Director, Global Education Practice
Philadelphia
Kenneth L. Kring is a Senior Client Partner in Korn/Ferry International’s Philadelphia office and Co-Managing Director of the Global Education Practice.
In this role, he oversees a team of education consultants managing the recruitment of presidents, chancellors, provosts, commissioners and deans for colleges and universities. He has a strong concentration in North American markets and supports many collaborative international engagements within the Firm.
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Stuart Kaplan
Global Chief Operating Officer
Leadership and Talent Consulting
Stuart Kaplan is the Chief Operating Officer for Korn/Ferry Leadership and Talent Consulting, and a member of the Education Practice for Korn/Ferry International, based in the Firm’s San Francisco office.
As COO, Mr. Kaplan oversees the execution of Korn/Ferry Leadership and Talent Consulting’s global strategy. He is also a leader in the Firm’s evolution as a provider of a broad spectrum of leadership and talent solutions. Additionally, Mr. Kaplan sits on the Firm’s Partner Promotions Committee and Global Partner Council.
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The business school dean redefined: New leadership requirements from the front lines of change in academia
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Kenneth L. Kring and Stuart Kaplan
The business school deans who will thrive in the coming years will have a different leadership profile from their predecessors, one that emphasizes strategic skills, enterprise management, innovation, and people and relationship effectiveness. All these will be required to forge ahead in business education in the organizationally flat world of academia, and during a time of flat enrollment.
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