The impetus for this growth comes from multiple constituencies.
Second, they'll consider the needs and opinions of multiple constituencies.
It also means that increasingly executives are not sure who they work for as multiple constituencies struggle to control the company.
This study is concerned with the process of the making of a postcolonial poet persona where the poet is addressing multiple audiences and is trying to speak for, and speak to, multiple constituencies through poetry.
Some noblemen even controlled multiple constituencies: for example, the Duke of Norfolk controlled eleven, while the Earl of Lonsdale controlled nine.
Adams is beholden to multiple constituencies, and for some faction of supporters his charisma has always derived, at least in part, from the whiff of cordite.
Their strength is that there is something for many different actors across multiple constituencies to work towards collectively – no bad thing in an increasingly polarised world where multilateralism is badly creaking.
The problem is that the leadership the survey provides a window on is that of 20th Century management or what one might call "pre-Agile management". It is a world where the way the business is today is assumed to be the way it will be tomorrow, just so long as the CEOs can administer it correctly and placate the multiple constituencies clamoring for their attention.
"How to manage effectively through conflict is clearly one of the top priorities for CEOs, as they are juggling multiple constituencies every day," says Miles. "When you are in the CEO role, most things that come to your desk only get there because there is a difficult decision to be made — which often has some level of conflict associated with it.
Elections for governors could be a messy affair - the NHS has no experience of running elections, and those for foundation trusts are set to be complex, with multiple constituencies.
