Tracking leadership development can raise Singapore’s global competitiveness
AMID relentless global competition, developed economies worldwide are striving to assert their relevance and secure their future. For Singapore, this mission is both an ambition and a necessity. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong underscored the importance of remaining competitive on the global stage as integral to the nation’s continuing success – a crucial element of the Singapore Dream.
To maintain its edge in a rapidly shifting global landscape, Singapore must focus on tracking leadership development through clear benchmarks and structured evaluations. This data-driven approach will ensure business leaders are equipped to drive economic growth and transformation while reinforcing the nation’s competitive advantage.
By building on this strong foundation, Singapore can further enhance leadership capabilities and agility to meet both regional and global challenges. For example, Singapore will need strong board leadership and robust governance to uphold its standing on the world stage. To do so, initiatives such as refining development programmes and introducing structured frameworks will need to be launched to support the grooming of talent.
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