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Self, Systemic, and Strategic: why multi-dimensional capability development is the only framework that holds up under AI-driven complexity.
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The gap between AI strategy and AI execution isn't technical. It's human. Our research reveals the leadership capabilities that determine whether transformation succeeds at scale.
“The leaders who will thrive aren't the ones who know the most about AI. They're the ones who can still make good decisions when nobody knows enough.”
Programme Philosophy, Evolve³
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