This report provides an analysis of leadership and management within Vodafone, a major telecommunications company. It begins by defining operations management and its significance in converting inputs to outputs effectively. The report then explores the roles and characteristics of leaders and managers, differentiating between their functions and responsibilities, including planning, organizing, commanding, directing, and controlling. It also examines different leadership theories, such as interpersonal, decisional, and informational roles, along with autocratic leadership. The report further discusses how various organizational situations, including stable, slow-to-moderate changing, and fast-changing environments, affect the roles of leaders and managers. The report provides a comparison between leaders and managers including their approach, subordinates, function, traits, roles and responsibilities, and authority. It also covers contemporary and seminal theories of management like management by objectives, classical management theories, behavioral theory, and contingency theory. By applying these concepts to Vodafone, the report offers a comprehensive understanding of effective leadership and management practices in the telecommunications industry.