This report provides a detailed analysis of leadership, management, and operations within A&R Cambridge Ltd., a UK-based manufacturer of advanced technical equipment. The report begins by defining and comparing the roles of leaders and managers, differentiating them based on responsibilities, goals, relationships with employees, powers, decision-making processes, and motives. It then differentiates between various leadership theories such as situational, system, and contingency leadership, evaluating their suitability for different managerial contexts. The core of the report examines the roles of leaders and managers in different situations at A&R Cambridge, including technological changes, employee issues, and organizational conflicts. It also applies Henri Fayol's functions of management (planning, organizing, commanding, controlling, and coordinating) to the context of A&R Cambridge. The report further discusses key approaches to operations management, their importance in achieving business objectives, and evaluates the contributions of leaders and managers in improving operational efficiencies. Finally, it explores various factors influencing business operational activities and their impact on the business environment and wider community, culminating in a critical evaluation of operations management and its influencing factors.