Leadership Communication Principles: Dealing with Change and Crisis
Head of Internal & External Engagement Division, European Central Bank
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Why is this interview interesting?
- Why communication is a foundational leadership skill
- The importance of a confidant for leaders: having someone who can give you honest feedback
- Leadership communication: why it matters to develop self-awareness
- The pillars of effective leadership communication: clarity, integrity, authenticity
- Tools for leaders to communicate effectively through hierarchies
- The power of storytelling in leadership communication
- How leaders can build trust through communication in a crisis
Torsten Busse
Head of Internal & External Engagement Division, European Central Bank
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