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John Hailey
John Hailey is an independent consultant and a Visiting Professor of Non-Profit Management at City University's Cass Business School in London. He has extensive international experience, and has undertaken a range of commissions and consultancies for a wide-range of clients, including NGOs, donors, multilaterals and governments, in over twenty five different countries. He was one of the founders of INTRAC and was the involved in establishing INTRAC's Praxis Programme which was established to inform the development of new approaches to capacity building and managing change. Formerly, he was Professor of International Management and Deputy Director of Oxford Brookes University Business School in Oxford, Director of the International Development Centre at Cranfield School of Management, and a Research Fellow at the East West Center in Hawaii. His research has been focused on the leadership and management of NGOs and non-profits, and the strategic issues facing development agencies generally. He has published extensively, and is the co-author with Ian Smillie of Managing For Change based on research into the success and growth of NGOs in South Asia.
He is also Director of the Oxford-based International NGO Training and Research Centre's Praxis Programme which has been funded by the Dutch Government to inform the development of new approaches to capacity building and managing change. He was Professor of International Management and Deputy Director of Oxford Brookes University Business School in Oxford. His research has been focused on the leadership and management of NGOs and non-profits, and the strategic issues facing development agencies generally. John has published extensively, and is the co-author with Ian Smillie of Managing For Change based on research into the success and growth of NGOs in South Asia. He has extensive international experience, and has undertaken a range of commissions for NGOs, donors, and governments in over twenty five different countries. Formerly, he was Director of the International Development Centre at Cranfield School of Management, a Research Fellow at the East West Center in Hawaii, and was one of the original founders of INTRAC in the early 1990s.
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