Former President Bill Clinton is teaching a MasterClass on 'inclusive leadership.'
Former President Bill Clinton is teaching a MasterClass on"inclusive leadership," drawing on his long career in politics and eight years in the White House to teach participants how to negotiate, mediate and work with people they don't agree with.
"This class is unlike anything I've ever done. I'll be teaching skills I developed and used in very challenging leadership positions," the 42nd President says in a trailer of the class, adding,"You'll learn how to work with people you don't agree with, may not even like, and how to mediate conflicts.
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