Competencies for leadership in business

Murdoch University

May 29, 2018

Madhavi Ayyagari discusses the important competencies for leadership roles in business today. Madhavi Ayyagari, Murdoch University Dubai, Dubai with expertise in Qualitative Social Research, Quantitative Social Research, Communication and Media.

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