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Leadership & Communications: Lessons Learned in 2020 – BSW #200

For this final segment of 2020, why pull more articles to review when we all lived it? Instead, let's recap some of the leadership and communications lessons we have learned in a very difficult 2020 and discuss the changes we'll make in 2021 to be better leaders.

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Matt Alderman
Matt Alderman
VP, Product at Living Security
Jason Albuquerque
Jason Albuquerque
Chief Operating Officer at Envision Technologies
Paul Asadoorian
Paul Asadoorian
Founder at Security Weekly

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