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Election 2012 issues and insights

Leadership

In today's complex, highly diverse, and ever-more interconnected—yet polarized—world, the need for collective leadership is more pressing than ever. Whether you are a government executive or corporate CEO, effective collaboration is a key component to any transformative initiative. How can public and private sector leaders translate individual action into collective power, inside their organizations and with external partners?

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