Leadership and entrepreneurship: Preliminary validation of covenant entrepreneurial effectiveness scale

Leadership and entrepreneurship: Preliminary validation of covenant entrepreneurial effectiveness scale

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Attaining and maintaining leadership in any field of human endeavour requires regular valid measurement and evaluation. The latter is the quest of Psychometrics. The core objective of this study, therefore, was to develop and attempt preliminary validation of the Covenant Entrepreneurial Effectiveness Scale [CEES], a monitoring device for entrepreneurs. The CEES was based on Schumpeter's theory...
 
Published at Proceedings of the 14th European Conference on Management, Leadership and Governance, ECMLG
Pages 198-204
Published in 2018
 
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Odukoya J.A.,Obayan A.,Odafe M.-S.C.,Iruonagbe C.,Igbokwe D.,Oyero O.,Abiodun-Eniayekan E.N.,Olowookere E.,Excellence-Oluye N.,Abasilim D.,Uba E.,Chimuanya L.
Olowookere Elizabeth » Olowookere, Elizabeth Ibukunoluwa is a lecturer in the Department of Psychology, Covenant University. She is a focused, resourceful, and dynamic young academic with a doctor of philosophy degree in Psychology from Covenant University. With a research interest in industrial and organizational psychology, Olowookere aims to expand the body of knowledge and advance human development through... view full profile
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