Captain Laurence B. Graham: The Paradox of Requiring Credentials to Access Leadership Education

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David speaks with airline Captain Laurence Graham, who challenges traditional academic prerequisites that prevent many natural leaders from accessing this development.

25 Nov 2024 English South Africa Management · Self-Improvement

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