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Ladies, it’s time to lead
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Katherine Chow2025-04-30T08:22:00
Rev Katherine Chow highlights the shift in focus within the Western mindset about leadership, but points out the new direction is moving towards the ancient, biblical way
What is leadership and who gets to lead? In the past 200 years, shaped by the industrial economy, leadership in the West has focused on management, maximising value and technical competency. However, as we attempt to build more person-centred, agile and digitally savvy organisations, we are seeing a shift toward servant leadership. Because leadership isn’t only about managing people, but about serving the people we lead.
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