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Fortune
Alan Fleischmann

In the wake of an election that divided the workplace, CEOs must inspire unity

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Following this year’s U.S. election, our country finds itself at a crossroads. Emotions are running high and division is marking our collective landscape. The result—whichever side one supports—inevitably leaves a significant part of the population feeling frustrated, uncertain, or unheard. For CEOs and leaders navigating the current environment, now is the moment to step forward, steady the ship, inspire unity, and guide their organizations with civility and empathy.

For those of us who have been in a leadership role long enough, it’s clear that moments like the recent election can become defining, and in such times, words and actions matter more than ever. Responsibility goes beyond business metrics; it extends into the lives of employees, communities, and other key stakeholders, many of whom bring a range of diverging hopes, fears, and expectations to their work each day.

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