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Jan van Ginkel: What distinguishes a Lean leader from a very good, Traditional Leader, in behaviour and results, in one, clear statement?

By Jan van Ginkel, Director Value Stream Management & Supply Chain Development at Sara Lee CoffeeTeaCo - Last updated: Saturday, March 3, 2012 - Save & Share - Leave a comment

What distinguishes a Lean leader from a very good, Traditional Leader, in behaviour and results, in one, clear statement?

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