The media was dominated on Tuesday by images of a Vladimir Lenin statue being brought down. Do legacies survive great leaders in their entirety or is there some other intangible factor that defines the legacy that a leader hands down to his successors? Let’s look at two of the former CEOs of GE, Jack Welch and Jeff Immelt. Does that diminish the leadership qualities of these CEOs in any way? Rather than diminishing them as leaders, this buttresses their leadership credentials immensely.

Source: dna March 08, 2018 01:20 UTC