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Professor Ben Laker delivers 'The Leaders Secret Code: The Belief Systems that Distinguish Winners' webinar

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The webinar was delivered to an audience of several hundred executives, along with corporate partner Transform Performance International, a global advisory firm. Professor Laker explored what traits makes a great leader and why some leaders are more successful than others to find a 'formula' that one can follow to emulate the best of the best.

The research presented at 'The Leaders Secret Code: The Belief Systems that Distinguish Winners' webinar was based on the findings of Professor Laker's book of the same title, published in 2019, and he outlined how a leader's focus should be less on what they do and how they behave, but more centred on what causes them to behave in the way they do - in other words, their beliefs and values.

The webinar was extremely well received by the audience. To view the full webinar, watch it here.

Professor Benjamin Laker

Professor of Leadership
Published 14 December 2020
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