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Redefining Leadership for the Digital Era - Datuk Dr. Nora A. Manaf

ByAmirah Nadiah
Oct 21, 2025 • 3 Min Video
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In today’s rapidly evolving world, leadership is no longer defined by authority alone — it’s about adaptability, empathy, and innovation. Redefining Leadership for the Digital Era explores how modern leaders are transforming their approach to meet the challenges of digital transformation. From fostering agile teams to embracing technology and cultivating emotional intelligence, this piece uncovers what it truly means to lead effectively in a connected, ever-changing landscape.

#HRtech #DatoNoraAbdulManaf #DigitalLeadership #ModernLeadership
#LeadershipTransformation #FutureOfLeadership #DigitalEraLeadership

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Amirah Nadiah

Amirah Nadiah holds an academic background in Malay Language and Linguistics. This foundation, combined with her passion for reading and staying current on contemporary issues, enables her to maintain a sharp awareness of diverse topics. As a Content Editor, she specializes in translation and is actively involved in creating engaging and compelling content.

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