We live in times of fast and unpredictable changes in business and society at large, and we reach for leaders to help us understand and
deal with those changes. We blame bad or absent leadership for our afflictions, and invoke new or better leadership as our only hope.
How should we select, develop, and exercise leadership so that it lives up to collective expectations?
In a world where change is constant and organizations are ever more diverse, our obsession with leaders’ competence and effectiveness is insufficient (if not detrimental) to foster meaningful and trustworthy leadership.
