A Bad Fit: Dan Leonard’s Leadership Style Did Not Translate At AAM
Executive Summary
Former employees at the Association for Accessible Medicines detail problems that emerged during Leonard’s tenure, but also say the board of directors must improve its management of the trade organization.
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