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51. Building Tomorrow's Leaders Today | with Emmanuel Gobillot & Katherine Thomas

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Where are we going to find tomorrow’s leaders?   We’ve been doing these podcasts for almost a year now, and as much talking as we’ve done about the future, the missing ingredient in all of those conversations has been leadership. We just haven’t spent much time talking about future leadership, and with 10,000 baby boomers retiring every day, that’s a critical part of becoming future-ready.   So this week, we are talking to Emmanuel Gobillot and Katherine Harris, co-authors of Unleash Your Leader: How to Win in Business. It's a blueprint of sorts for how you can turn yourself into a great leader, teaching us what we should be doing today to improve our odds of becoming the leaders of tomorrow.   To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit blionline.org/blog.   Resources:   Unleash Your Leader: How to Win in Business by Emmanuel Gobillot and Katherine Thomas   CollaborationPartners.co.uk EmmanuelGobillot.com Learn more at MACPA.org/future-learning The Connected Leader by Emmanuel Gobillot Leadershift by Emmanuel Gobillot Follow the Leader by Emmanuel Gobillot Future-Proof is produced by Podcast Masters

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