February is Presidents’ month. We celebrate by rediscovering the leadership lessons of the presidents born in the month of February. In this installment, we learn three valuable lessons from a president you don’t hear much about. Read all about it in this week’s Carosa Commentary “Leadership Lessons of William Henry Harrison.”
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