Lessons from a Covid-19 year: wise leadership, of countries and companies, is about trust

Over the past year, the world has endured what appears to be a perfect storm.

Events have included a global pandemic, racial intolerance, state-sponsored cyberterrorism,

a stock market collapse (and recovery), and the ongoing battle with climate change.

The noble ideals, so passionately held, eloquently articulated and wisely stewarded by George Washington, John Adams, Alexander Hamilton,

Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin compromised by new political class of self-interested and intransigent ideologues.

The principle that a house divided against itself cannot stand is one that brought America through its civil war in the 1860s.

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