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We live in an era in American history dominated by fear. America has been rocked by events such as 9/11 and the Great Recession - war and near economic collapse that was experienced for the first time by most living Americans outside the Greatest Generation. This personal fear has permeated our corporate cultures and led to the most risk averse business climate in American history.

Corporate Bravery is designed to highlight those leaders who are living their daily business lives without fear and leading the way toward business success. It is a forum for business leaders to share their fears and how they have overcome them to demonstrate leadership beyond what they thought was possible.

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