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POWER & LEADERSHIP: Institutions. Governance. Markets.

Institutions become what they reward

Victoria BRIGHT
Published June 23, 20265 min read

In the inaugural article in this series, I argued that leadership is not merely about personalities but about the institutions leaders build and leave behind.

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