Drucker Societies are at the forefront of a global movement to stimulate effective management and ethical leadership.
These all-volunteer organizations draw on Peter Drucker’s vast body of work for information and inspiration as they seek to effect positive change in their local communities.
By implementing a slate of programs, developed in conjunction with the Drucker Institute, the Drucker Society Network has become a living, breathing embodiment of Peter Drucker’s ideas and ideals.
Drucker Societies fulfill their mission to stimulate effective management and ethical leadership within their communities through:
- Book clubs in which members discuss Drucker’s teachings and how to apply them to their companies and communities.
- A Drucker-based training program for nonprofit organizations.
- A program that teaches Drucker's management skills to high school students.
- ‘The Responsibility Gap,’ a presentation on how organizations can help bridge the divide between our obligations and our actions.
- A workshop on innovation for would-be entrepreneurs.
- A workshop on effective leadership.
The Drucker Institute forms the Societies and serves them as a hub by supporting their efforts. For more information, contact Drucker Society Program Manager Lawrence Greenspun.
