Opinion: Sharon Bishop on learning to be a successful leader

Sharon Bishop

Follow the leader: Leadership is a learning curve, explains Sharon Bishop

Since October I’ve been back at school. Actually the ‘school’ is the highly regarded London Business School, and I’m in the middle of a four-week course on the Senior Executive Programme (SEP) exploring what it is to be a leader in business, together with 45 other delegates from 26 nations across the world. A truly global experience and an absolute privilege. I am very fortunate to be able to do so. 

But what about leadership in business? Certainly, public trust in big business has stumbled and

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