A podcast discussing Isuzu vehicle promotions, rural fundraising events, leadership experience as a predictor of effectiveness, and emerging research linking nitrate in drinking water to stomach cancer, with a focus on rural and agricultural communities.
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They're drivers and mechanics, they're not people with degrees that say I can do this now. And by the way, I've done a couple of leadership courses. So we need to look at the integrity in the career path, really. What were you doing 20 years ago? What were you doing 20 years before that? And I'd say for science organizations, we put them right in, like universities or hospitals.
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experience predicts future effectiveness
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