Doug Stace is a leading strategist, management author and facilitator of strategic change. He is a visiting professor at the Australian School of Business, and is a much sought after presenter on the AGSM Executive Programs. He is also visiting professor at Cass Business School, City University, London, where he spends two months each year researching on emerging trends in strategy and strategic change.

 

His strategy and change consultancy business spans global, regional and national companies, public sector enterprises and professional bodies.

 

Professor Stace publishes internationally in the area of strategic change, with his research focusing the leadership of change; the effects of international/global growth on patterns of corporate change, and on the implications of e-technology introduction for effective change processes.

 

He holds Bachelor of Arts, Master of Letters and Master of Educational Administration degrees from the University of New England, and a PhD from the Australian Graduate School of Management. He is on the Editorial Board of Strategic Change, a leading international journal on the management of change.

 

He has co-authored best-selling management books, Under New Management: Australian Organisations in Transition and Beyond the Boundaries: Leading and Re-creating the Successful Enterprise with Professor Dexter Dunphy. He is also the author of Reaching Out from Down Under: Building Competence for Global Markets, a book covering the strategies of enterprises reaching out to seek global growth. Due to demand, and after multiple printings, Beyond the Boundaries has been revised and republished by McGraw Hill as a second edition – continuing its place as the leading reference on the management of change.

 

As a former executive he brings a refreshing blend of practical experience linked to internationally-oriented, leading edge research. He will provoke you to consider how you are leading your organisation, business unit and people – addressing the challenges, and capturing the opportunities of the 21st century environment.