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The United Kingdom: Indirect Leadership,ut “taking up much space” and avoid the limelight. They engage directors in a collective effort, creating an environment for effective collaboration and encouraging productive behaviours by providing feedback and opportunities for collective and individual learning and development.

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Switzerland: Diversity and Diplomacy,n effective board of directors as a core element of such development. Swiss board leaders describe themselves as “first among equals”, “shepherds”, “conductors”, and “the link between the board and the CEO”. They plan for the long term, ensure quality of board materials, and combine discipline and f

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Denmark: Attentive Master of the Boardroom,. They are informal, candid and accessible. They encourage everyone to speak their minds with vigour and determination, are not afraid of conflicting views and deal with disagreements in a proactive way. Board chairs work proactively with all stakeholders and, most importantly, shareholders, yet fie

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Italy: Alignment for Effectiveness,chair in a similar way to other European countries, Italian tradition emphasizes the functions of conflict resolution and communication. Thus board leaders not only organize the work of the board and ensure compliance, but also interact intensely with key stakeholders, often in informal settings.

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Smooth Operator: The Chair as the Drive Belt of the German Governance System,ry employee representation on the supervisory board. Board leaders deal with these and other challenges by being very diligent with regard to the law and corporate governance guidelines, focusing the board’s work on a limited number of issues, maintaining order and discipline in the board room, and