Contemporary leadership champions the art of influencing as opposed to the bygone power dynamics of command and control. Influencing is particularly relevant in
the multifaceted arena of partnering in complex business systems.
Explore how we can better use persuasion and example to lead – as part of our Leadership Primer series.
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