An ad is worthless if it doesn’t cause the reader to buy. Similarly, you can’t be a leader if you don’t get people to act. What does the art of advertising have to do with influence and leadership? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “The Art and Science of Influence and Leadership (Part II – The Art)” and discover what some familiar products can teach you about leadership.
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