Unlocking Success: 8 Key Indicators for Assessing Effective Team Leadership

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About Jacqueline van Rooijen. Jacqui is a 360* Sales Enablement Specialist O2O // Digital Strategist // Transformational Speaker // SuperSkiller // Serial Entrepreneur. She co-founded SkillsX, an online Superskills incubator for entrepreneurs, corporates and professionals and has developed a 12-week personal transformation course to transform lives.

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