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Date: December 8, 2022
Professor Lindsey Richardson from the University of British Columbia taught from her own research experience how to support the implementation of technical innovation with leadership practice grounded in embodiment and understanding, the importance of dealing with conflict and undertaking decision-making while maintaining integrity.
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