Concrete pan-European guidelines for e-leadership curricula development have been produced. They include the definition of e-leadership skill sets in curriculum profiles enabling advanced teaching content using the latest research. They are based on industry requirements and best practices. The application of the guidelines has been successfully demonstrated. Ten regional cluster events have been organised in 2014 mobilising over 1200 experts across Europe. Many stakeholders have contributed to this initiative and suggest the creation of national coalitions to help scaling up efforts.
Senior representatives from governments, industry, NGOs and academia across Europe call for further action to increase Europe's digital talent pool and the number of e-leadership skilled individuals. They have drawn up this call for action to promote e-leadership in Europe.
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