Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Succession Planning: Strategies for Identifying and Developing Future Leaders

Mykhailo Zhylin, Svitlana Bondarevуch, Liudmyla Kotliar, Olena Dikol-Kobrina, Olha Dzhezhyk

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The aims of this study are to investigate the relationship of leadership identification and development with emotional intelligence and leadership succession planning and to outline the effective strategies for identification of potential leaders and leadership development. Methodology - To achieve the aim, we used the scheme of interactive co-production research where researchers create the scientific partnership with business professionals and they are responsible for generation of theoretical and practical knowledge. To process the data, we applied mixed methodology to improve the data assessment and contributed to objectivity and accuracy of the research. The survey involved five companies operating in the information technology, car repair enterprise, sewing business, and food and beverages producer in the Western and Central regions of Ukraine. The survey was conducted between March-September 2023. A sample included 24 business professionals and leadership in different roles, ages, gender, work experience, and education background. The selection of respondents was based on their involvement in leadership identification and development procedures in the organization and depended on their level of professional competency in the industry. The result show that leadership identification and development is implemented through certain strategies which include the use of feedback, culture of high engagement, performance assessment, leadership training programs, identification of skill gaps and future needs, and introduction of continuous learning culture in an organization. The use of these strategies should be implemented in the individual, group, and organizational levels. The study contributed to elaboration of the model of leadership identification and development in an organization.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5430/jct.v13n3p46

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