Some argue that leaders are ‘born,’ arriving with a set of innate traits and qualities that destine one for leadership. Brescia University College Principal Colleen Hanycz shares her insights on how leadership skills can, in fact, be acquired or learned, with a specific focus on girls and young women.
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