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The Psychology of Resilience
CCL’s Frédéric Funck on how performance psychology can help you build the mental resilience to release your full leadership potential
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Leadership Disrupted
CCL’s Joseph Press on how leaders can accelerate personal and organizational transformation to achieve meaningful value
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Creating Collaborative Leadership in Saudi Arabia
“Around the world the image of the authoritarian hero-leader is being challenged, and the Middle East is no exception.”
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Learning-Agile Leaders
Organizations need leaders who recognize when their current skill sets and knowledge are insufficient and irrelevant and who are willing to change course and learn new approaches - says Michael Campbell, Senior Research Analyst at CCL.
