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Additionally, two executive coaches, who have helped provide objective feedback and input. As a result, I think it is more important to build a culture that is flexible and nimble, so you can respond to changes quickly. Mike Myatt : Who had the most significant influence on shaping you as a leader? Don’t ask for names!)
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Striving for excellence” should be a call to action for us to renew our focus on developing a culture of excellence, great leadership, adopting best practices, making them work in our context, continual improvement and superior service to our customers/peers. On that note, wish you an “excellent” 2011!
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