The team project offers a context in which you can practice and develop teamwork skills through e

The team project offers a context in which you can practice and develop teamwork skills through experiential learning. The project is organized around three main parts, namely background, discussion, and leadership intervention: 

Background: You and your team members search for, gather, and organize important information in relation to your team project. Examples can include political, economic and cultural environment of the world and a nation-state, and trends in a specific industry.

Discussion: You and your team members analyze the collected background information, and identify at least three critical issues that need leaders’ attention and possible intervention. Then your team takes perspectives on these critical issues and prioritizes one as the niche that your team project aims to address. 

Leadership Intervention: You and your team members design two possible interventions for the niche identified in discussion, and recommend one intervention over the other. Your team also proposes an action plan so that the recommended intervention can become reality.

Each team also needs to write a leadership intervention brief for the project (1,200-1400 words), which is due at 11:00pm (PST) Monday, April 12, 2021.