In Seattle’s dynamic executive landscape, characterized by performance and innovation, a noteworthy leadership trend is on the rise: leaders are increasingly embracing the human aspect of leadership. A recent Egon Zehnder survey asked 200 Seattle area executives about the leadership challenge they face in their day-to-day roles, with results showing an overwhelming desire to focus on personal and team-wide growth opportunities. Read the full study here: https://ego.nz/49oYfU7 By Chris King-Sidney, Patrick Mendenall and Sara (Roedner) O'Gorman
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