What leadership lesson stands out from managing a long-established company?
Replied byPaul Guyett
Managing Director at Leffler Leather
Niche: Retail
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: Australia
Started: 1932
Respecting the past while being open to change is critical. History gives you strength, but it should not hold you back. Leadership is about making decisions that protect the legacy while preparing the business for future challenges.
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