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Leadership at the zoo

Koen Marichal and Jesse Segers share their views and insights on leadership. They talk about the clichés and misconceptions that exist around leadership and about what kind of leadership is needed today in today's society. Starting from events we experience in our daily lives, with every new episode, you will be made even more aware of leadership in your environment, but also your own leadership. After all, leadership is everywhere!

This is episode 1 about leadership types in the zoo.
This podcast is in Dutch.

by Koen Marichal, Jesse Segers | November 6, 2017

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