Leading a New Institution

New Institution: SVM Style
Leslie Baker, Strategic Marketing, United States
Best practices here is to treat the new operating environment in the spirit of a start up: Silicon Valley Management style (SVM), but as with all sound business and leadership techniques - synergies should be encouraged, looked for and leveraged - but only when they reflect and reinforce the stated core values. Flexibility and response times are key. And the CEO is the team member who also has the ultimate leadership role and, at the end of the day - carries the can.

Leading a New Institution
Bob Mason, Management Consultant, United States
Since this is a new organization, the CEO absolutely must make sure his or her vision is clear and that the team also has a clear understanding of the Mission, Values, and Goals. It sounds like you have those statements, but be sure everyone really understands them and their individual part in that mission's success. Leadership style is dependent on the individuals in the organization. You will probably find some in each of the quadrants of the SL model. It's the leader's job to figure out who's where. If the CEO and other leaders haven't received any training in leadership, get some, now!

Leading a New Institution
kean lucero, Professor, Philippines
Generally the role of the CEO is ministerial, he/she can delegate task(s) to his/her people in the organization... In a team I agree with Leslie that he/she must work as a team member especially in formulating VMG.
As to the leadership style(s), that depends on what you mean by "new institution"... Because if it refers to a new branch or satellite then I guess there's already an existing system and the CEO had the training and experience(s) needed to start the new institution otherwise I agree with Bob that he/she needs to acquire the necessary competencies to operate it.