Abstract
This paper outlines the qualities required for leadership and demonstrates how engineers may develop these qualities in the course of their work. Contrary to currently held beliefs, engineers are frequently to be found in the boardrooms of large British companies, and examples of how engineering leadership has contributed to successful projects are given. The consequences of the lack of engineering leadership in the Government and its effect on the national economy are discussed.
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