Leadership development specialist warns of growing leadership vacuum as experienced workers retire
NASSAU,BAHAMAS: Bahamian businesses risk facing a growing leadership vacuum as experienced workers retire, younger professionals show less interest in traditional management positions and companies continue promoting employees into senior roles without adequately preparing them to lead, according to leadership development specialist Simmone L. Bowe. Bowe, who is seeking to address the challenge…
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