Bill Drayton shares the four necessary and integrated skills all people and organizations everywhere must have to thrive in a world of constant change, the important role of leadership to catalyze empathy-based movements that forever change our actions, and the challenge for us all to reach for pattern- and frame-changing impact in our innovations and collaborations — not only to outpace change, but to create new value for the good of all.
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