What transformational leadership actually looks like in public service
Drawn from Chapter 6: Transformational Leadership in Public Service
Robert E. Hinson and Julius K. Debrah
A newly appointed Director-General of a public regulatory authority inherits an institution known for slow processing, opaque decision-making,
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