Leaders who develop their repertoire by living, working, or traveling in other cultures, and therefore are able to help disparate groups reconcile conflicting value systems, are known as

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Bridge leaders are those who leave their cultures for a significant period of time. They live, go to school, travel, or work in other cultures. Then they return home, become leaders, and through their expanded repertoire serve as bridges between conflicting value systems within their own cultures or between their culture and other cultures.

Leaders Who Develop Their Repertoire by Living, Working, or Traveling