Michael gundlach

To read this content please select one of the options below: Michael J. Gundlach (Bond University, Australia Michael Gundlach, Department of Management, School of Business, Bond University, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia 4229. E‐mail: [email protected]) Mark J. Martinko (Florida State University) Scott C. Douglas (Binghamton University) " contrib-count="3" affil-count="3"> Michael J. Gundlach (Bond University, Australia Michael Gundlach, Department of Management, School of Business, Bond University, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia 4229. E‐mail: [email protected]) Abstract Self‐efficacy has been described as a malleable quality based on individual perceptions of ability in given situations and has repetitively been linked to performance gains and other positive organizational outcomes. Less research has addressed the processes that shape individual efficacy levels. This article explores the role of emotional intelligence and causal reasoning patterns in the development of self‐efficacy beliefs. A research model is forwarded along with associated propositions. Lastly, the implications, limitations, and future research directions of this research are discussed. Citation Gundlach, M.J., Martinko, M.J. and Douglas, S.C. (2003), "EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE, CAUSAL REASONING, AND THE SELF‐EFFICACY DEVELOPMENT PROCESS", The International Journal of Organizational Analysis, Vol. 11 No. 3, pp. 229-246. Publisher: MCB UP Ltd Copyright © 2003, MCB UP Limited Related articles © 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited. All rights reserved, including rights for text and data mining, artificial intelligence training and similar technologies.

About MIGU-MUSICIn 1999, Michael Gundlach started his own publishing company, „MIGU MUSIC“. In the beginning, the company concentrated on the production and distribution of instrumental music CD´s. Since 2005 Michael Gundlach expanded the catalogue to include teaching methods and piano literature. Michael has earned an excellent reputation as an author.MIGU MUSIC offers music lovers a collection of high quality sheet music, play-a-longs, and method books. In cooperation with the internationally renowned producer Kosta Karagiozidis, MIGU MUSIC is constantly expanding its catalogue.Michael Gundlach´s musical background:1984-1989 Classical piano studies at the Mannheim University of Music, with Professor Helmut Vogel1986-1988 Pianist with the Hessen Youth Jazz OrchestraNumerous musicals (as Pianist and Keyboardist) in Karlsruhe and StuttgartInternational tours (2 North American) with the ERF Studio ChoirNumerous engagements as Keyboardist in pop, rock, and jazz bandsConcerts and performances in major rock festivals (e.g. “Rock am Ring”, 2001, and “Rock im Park”, Nuremburg) as well as major jazz festivals (Frankfurt, Idstein)Numerous CD´s , including radio and TV productionsAuthor of many music methods and books

Gerson von Bleichröder (22 December 1822 – 18 February 1893) Source: Wikipedia Otto von Bismarck, the “Iron Chancellor,” engineered the unification of Germany in the 1870s. Bismark’s close adviser and confident was a German-Jewish banker, Gerson von Bleichroeder. Bleichroeder’s bank played a key role in Bismarck’s ascension to power, helping to bankroll the German Empire. Now, a century-and-a-half later, a “new” hedge fund, Bleichroeder L.P., with roots dating back to Gerson von Bleichroeder, has re-emerged. With $2.8B in AUM, the fund, managed by Andrew Gundlach and Michael Kellen, already has some big winners.While S. Bleichroeder bank suffered through the depression of the 1920s and 1930s, it was Hitler’s Aryanization process that brought an end to the bank — at least in Germany. In 1931, Hans Arnhold combined his firm with S. Bleichroeder to form Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder. In 1937, Arnhold and his son-in-law, Stephen Kellen, restarted the firm’s activities in New York City.In 1967, Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder launched its first offshore fund, using the First Eagle name. That firm eventually became First Eagle Investment Management (FEIM), an investment company that today manages $101 billion. Bleichroeder L.P. is a spin-off from FEIM. And based on early returns, the hedge fund bears watching.George Soros and Jim Rogers started their hedge fund careers with Bleichroder LP’s predecessor First Eagle Funds.Also in 1967, George Soros got his start in the hedge fund business working as a manager for First Eagle. Another storied money manager, Jim Rogers, joined the firm in 1970 and left in 1973 to form the Quantum Fund with Soros. In 1987 First Eagle launched its first U.S. registered mutual fund, the First Eagle Fund of America, with Michael Kellen as the portfolio manager, who subsequently became Vice Chairman and Co-CEO of Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder Holdings. Kellen has been a Vice Chairman & Director at FEIM since 2003. Andrew Gundlach, a member of Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder’s founding family, joined First Eagle in 2003. In December 2015, Blackstone and Corsair Capital bought majority control of First Eagle Holdings, a transaction initiated by Gundlach. Gundlach and Kellen are the principal