Cynthia Sweet, University of Pittsburgh, on partnership intentionality and leading through influence

UIDP Conversations
07/08/2020 9 min
Cynthia Sweet, University of Pittsburgh, on partnership intentionality and leading through influence

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Cynthia Sweet, the University of Pittsburgh's associate vice chancellor for economic partnerships, on partnership intentionality, building internal and external relationships, and leading through influence rather than authority.

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