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Chizoba “Dr. Zee” Madueke is a Professor of Research Methods, and Management, a Senior Dissertation Advisor in the College of Doctoral Studies (CDS) at
Grand Canyon University and a Consultant. An ...visualizza altroChizoba “Dr. Zee” Madueke is a Professor of Research Methods, and Management, a Senior Dissertation Advisor in the College of Doctoral Studies (CDS) at
Grand Canyon University and a Consultant. An experienced educator with over 20 years of applied management and leadership (corporate executive),
as well as organizational change expertise, with vast international experiences. He brings both
practical and theoretical experiences to student-centered collaborative teaching.
Dr. Madueke is the founder and the Principal Consultant at Natha- Nuel Management Group, LLC.
A professional, productive, selfsufficient, efficient, effective business leader, advisor, mentor and consultant that serves to elevate businesses, individuals,
and helps others achieve their goals and life missions. He is the author of Regressive Leadership
and Governance, and has authored and co-authored several peer-reviewed journal articles.
Chris Ehiobuche is a Professor of Global business and Management at Larry L. Luing School of Business,
Berkeley College USA.
Dr. Ehiobuche has prolific history that goes beyond working and providing consulting services for
countless organizations in both private and public sectors. He is a knowledgeable Entrepreneur and
known for economic and business re-engineering, organizational and human development, strategies and
policy implementation. A Learner– centered teaching professor with years of outstanding scholarship and
accomplishments. He has previously authored 3 books and over 50 peer review journal publications, He is a
Co-Founder and current chairman of Professional Development Consultants Associates. LLC.visualizza meno
Libri di Chris Ehiobuche
Youth Entrepreneurship: From Job Search to Business Ownership and Self-Sufficiency