Leadership lessons from Brexit
But there is hope; leadership experts are actively joining together to educate, inform and influence the business world to embrace stronger principles of leadership. My big hope is that business, politics and all organisations in society support this and take note. Now is the time to return to more collective, traditional values in leadership.
Let’s not rehash 2018, for if we do not learn from the past, surely we are the hubristic ones.
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