Many small American biotech firms are suffering a managerial crisis too.
A managerial crisis at RAI, Italy's national broadcasting company and the film's production entity, freed director Marco Tullio Giordana from the at-times stifling oversight of cultural bureaucrats.
But in the wake of rising oil prices and a global economic crisis, the managerial ranks have rallied behind Bill Ford's drive for sustainability.
It seems unable to attract the equivalent of the big beasts of New York, those with the celebrated managerial qualities of Mayor Bloomberg, the crisis leadership skills of Rudy Giuliani, or the radical chutzpah of Bill de Blasio.
The center should be overseen by an independent board, the authors write, and headed by "a strong leader and a strategic thinker, with political, diplomatic, crisis coordination, organizational and managerial skills".
Crisis communication has been researched extensively from managerial and functionalist approaches, and little empirical research exists exploring the role of a community in helping community members cope with crises.
We recoil from so much of the business news of the past 24 months: liar loans, Bernie Madoff, somnolent directors, managerial enrichment despite poor performance, hubris, nemesis and crisis.
Although most managers had pursued postgraduate training in PHC, they felt that it offered little support for managerial roles it did not address how to manage everyday crises in the facilities or how to apply the knowledge learnt to real life situations.
The situation was so dire at one point that Louis van Gaal claimed it was the worst injury crisis he had seen in his long managerial career.
In Britain, where managerial incompetence and negligence over safety have fuelled a crisis of confidence in two big nuclear operators, an anti-nuclear lobby is calling for all nuclear plants to be shut.
