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Feminine leadership traits, the future of the US healthcare industry, and more: The Daily Read weekender

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As you get ready for the weekend, catch up on the essential reads from the week and explore topics including leading like a girl, a low-emissions materials transition, the future of healthcare, and more:

Embracing conventionally feminine leadership traits such as collaboration, empathy, and intuition can benefit corporate leaders according to corporate consultant, Dalia Feldheim.

Improve your leadership style

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Industrial materials account for almost a quarter of all global CO2 emissions. Advances toward low-emissions materials and the circular economy—a materials transition—can speed progress to net zero.

On a path to net zero

Now is the time to make strategic choices and potentially big bets on the US healthcare industry.

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Our weekly briefing note on sustainable and inclusive growth explores how the aviation sector can achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.

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Feminine leadership traits, the future of the US healthcare industry, and more: The Daily Read weekender

Embracing conventionally feminine leadership traits such as collaboration, empathy, and intuition can benefit corporate leaders according to corporate consultant, Dalia Feldheim.

Industrial materials account for almost a quarter of all global CO2 emissions. Advances toward low-emissions materials and the circular economy—a materials transition—can speed progress to net zero.

Now is the time to make strategic choices and potentially big bets on the US healthcare industry.

Our weekly briefing note on sustainable and inclusive growth explores how the aviation sector can achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.

“Almost half of a worker’s lifetime earnings are attributable to the skills that they acquire through work experience. Therefore, human capital is intimately connected with the whole experience of being in the workforce and working with other people.”

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