Hilary Duckett
Director
Business
Plymouth University
United Kingdom
Biography
I have over 20 years’ experience in educational management and consultancy in the UK and in Asia. I've led a number of teams operationally and strategically including teams of disciplinary experts and university-wide roles in teaching and learning innovation and development. My research interests include leadership and entrepreneurship pedagogy. I am currently employed as Director of the Plymouth Business School. PBS has over 2000 students (23% international) enrolled and employs approximately 120 academics and professional support staff. I have a strategic leadership role which includes portfolio development, marketing and branding, student recruitment and programme delivery. I recently led a number of consultancy projects in the regional health sector including the design of a senior leadership development programme. PBS is luanching the Futures Entrepreneurship Centre in November 2013 and this will have a significant University and regional role in fostering innovation and business generation. Part of this development has included a strategic partnership with Babson College.
Research Interest
Undertaking leadership research particularly in a public sector framework and from social constructionist and grounded perspectives. Researching and publishing in the field of entrepreneurship and leadership education.
Publications
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Duckett,H., and MacFarlane, E (2003) ‘Emotional Intelligence and Transformational Leadership in Retailing’, The Leadership and Organization Development Journal, Vol 24, No 6, pp 309-317, ISSN 0143-7739 Skinner, D., Saunders, M.N.K., and Duckett, H., (2004) Policies, promises and trust: improving working lives in the NHS ’, International Journal of Public Sector Management, Vol 17, Issue 7, p558-570
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Duckett,H., and Hackley, C. (1997) ‘Management Control from a Hard Systems Domain to a Creative Problem Solving Paradigm – Lessons from History’, Operational Research Society Journal
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Cameron, I., and Duckett, H., (1995) ‘New Systems Design - a Human Resource Approach’ – Logistics Focus, Journal of the Institute of Logistics, December