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The things we're doing take a long time so you need a different mindset.
Tony Fadell
Serial entrepreneur and former senior vice president of the iPod Division at Apple
Timing, proximity and a common goal are not enough to form a cohesive team.
Alison Levine
Extreme mountaineer, author and coach
I think the key is having clarity of values and putting the institution's interests before your own.
Bill George
Former CEO of Medtronic and author of True North