Leadership

To be successful, you have to first build your 'squad'

 Athletes form a huddle. Camylla Battani on Unsplash

A solid squad of partners should include people who add unique perspectives. Image: Camylla Battani/ Unsplash

Algirde Pipikaite
Lead, Strategic Initiatives, World Economic Forum
Summer Craze Fowler
Adjunct Faculty, Heinz College, Carnegie Mellon University
Yael Nagler
Corporate Cyber Risk Expert, The Cantellus Group
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