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Adaptability is fast becoming the defining skill of modern leadership. Andrew Hill, senior business writer at the Financial Times, unpacks how leaders can stay agile, clear, and effective amid political shifts, AI disruption, and rising uncertainty.
Guest: Andrew Hill, Financial Times
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