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Future of Leadership

In: Future Intelligence

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  • Tamás Landesz

    (World Economic Forum, Young Global Leader
    Harvard University, Mason Fellow and Vali Scholar
    International School of Management)

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The current pandemic and the accelerating future require a new type of leadership to emerge. The Young Global Leaders of the World Economic Forum (WEF) interviewed in this book envision an emerging era of humanity and empathy as we transition towards a more digital existence where global institutions will be significantly redesigned. Future leaders shall be role models, representing a new set of values that inspire new generations to lead with heart, compassion, emotional intelligence, care, education and kindness. Authentic leadership traits such as adaptability, collaboration, creativity, emotional intelligence, entrepreneurship, ethics, resilience, self-awareness and social awareness will be crucial for future-generation leaders. Eight traits responsible for the development of early leadership abilities of Young Global Leaders included evolutionary traits, early exposure to significant responsibility, high expectations, enabling environments, important crucible moments and the pursuit of passion. The concept of leadership is changing, and the right mix of authenticity and Machiavellianism is necessary to make an impact in an increasingly complex world.

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Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-3-031-36382-5_2
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-36382-5_2
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