The father of modern management is widely recognized as Peter F. Drucker. He was an Austrian American management consultant, educator, and author whose writings laid the philosophical and practical foundations of modern management theory
. Drucker introduced key concepts such as management by objectives and self- control, and he emphasized the importance of innovation, marketing, and focusing on results in organizations
. His influence shaped how modern organizations are structured and managed, and he is credited with making management a serious discipline
. Drucker's approach combined rigorous analysis with a human-centered perspective, stressing effective communication, leadership, and the responsibility of managers to society
. His legacy as the father of modern management remains strong, as his theories continue to be studied and applied worldwide
