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AI Era Demands More Agile Leaders, Harvard’s Linda Hill Says

Bloomberg Technology Monday 17 August 2026, 05:00 UTC By Francine Lacqua and Andrew D'Ercole 1 min read
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AI Era Demands More Agile Leaders, Harvard’s Linda Hill Says The next generation of chief executives will need to spend more time building flexible organizations as the deployment of artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes how companies do business, according to Harvard Business School Professor Linda Hill. “It really matters nowadays that you build an agile organization that can adapt,” Hill said in the latest episode of the podcast, Leaders With Francine Lacqua. “Your job is not...

AI Era Demands More Agile Leaders, Harvard’s Linda Hill Says The next generation of chief executives will need to spend more time building flexible organizations as the deployment of artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes how companies do business, according to Harvard Business School Professor Linda Hill. “It really matters nowadays that you build an agile organization that can adapt,” Hill said in the latest episode of the podcast, Leaders With Francine Lacqua. “Your job is not necessarily to have all the answers.”
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