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CALM Intel #2 “Aligning Aptitude and Attitude to Hyperdrive your Leadership”

Yvonne Sum, 5Echo

14-Sep-16 11:00

CALM Intel #2 “Aligning Aptitude and Attitude to Hyperdrive your Leadership”

In a fast paced world, hyper change is the normal order of business. So how do we lead high performing teams that thrive in this world of exponential change? In our month long series, we explore the concept of CALM Intel with Dr. Yvonne Sum of 5Echo to learn how best to adapt and excel in environments of ambiguity and uncertainty. 


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