How Do You Solve A Problem Like President Trump?

Shankar Santhiram, EQTD Consulting

10-Nov-16 11:00

How Do You Solve A Problem Like President Trump?

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Who would have thunk? The 45th President of the United States will be Republican Billionnaire Donald Trump. While most of the world thought it impossible - for someone who’s been accused of sexual abuse, who wants to impose a ban on Muslims entering the US, who’s supposedly evaded tax for years to be elected the leader of the free world - it is now a reality. Why do Americans resonate with Mr. Trump, and what kind of a leader can we expect him to be? Managing Consultant and Executive Leadership Coach at EQTD Consulting, Shankar Santhiram has the answers.

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