Amongst all this angst what the future might hold for tourism and the many individuals affected, there is no doubt people will travel again to see their loved ones, and people will long for going on holiday after months of staying at home. When that time comes, we need to have a blueprint ready for a tourism industry that prioritises humanity over profits if we want (the industry) to survive indeed.
The dominant style of human management is what is termed as the Homo economicus standard. Homo is the Latin term…
This session is open to the public. It is the first in a series of programs to teach how to…
Humanistic Professionals Lunch and Learn Featuring Sally Maitlis, Professor of Organizational Behavior and Leadership at Oxford University When: June 26th…
This session is open to the public. It is the first in a series of programs to teach how to…
April Community Connect Interested in exploring Humanistic Management and how this might enhance your research? Already a member of the…
Date: Saturday, April 18 Time: 3:30pm – 4:30pm India Time Location: Web conferencing, details will be sent before the event once your…
Humanistic Professionals Lunch and Learn Featuring Dean Carter, Vice President of Human Resources and Shared Services, Patagonia When: May 22nd…
April Humanistic Management PhD Seminar Welcome to IHMA’s Humanistic Management PhD Network. We support PhDs with mentoring, social support and…
Online introduction meeting for Floridians with an interest in Humanistic Management. Hosted by the International Humanistic Management Association. Join academics,…
