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Criteria for Success in Management Development

INTRODUCTION This seems to me a good place to look backwards as well as forwards. When MBS made John Morris the first Professor of Management Development in the UK, I thought the title somewhat bizarre. Yet that was less than 20 years ago. That we now use the phrase Management Development freely rightly shows how much things have changed. It follows that whatever underlying criteria we accept here, we must relate them (and accommodate them) to change. That also means that the criteria of success have themselves changed over the last 20 years and will be different again in 10 to 20 years’ time.