Leadership challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Leadership is about working together to shape the future. And that future will be defined by the Fourth Industrial Revolution, writes Lee Howell.
Member of the Executive Committee and heading Network and Partnerships in the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution; prior to that, Head of Programming and Deputy Head of the Global Programming Group, responsible for our Annual Meetings in Davos and China and our expert communities; certified facilitator, public speaker, regular commentator on issues at the intersection of technology, society, and the economy; Professor of Practice at the University of Geneva and the Technical University of Munich, amongst others.
Leadership is about working together to shape the future. And that future will be defined by the Fourth Industrial Revolution, writes Lee Howell.
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