Leadership lessons from the 2026 World Cup: What the Ghana–England match teaches about organisational transformation
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Leadership lessons from the 2026 World Cup: What the Ghana–England match teaches about organisational transformation

By: Professor Kwasi Dartey-Baah
Published July 2, 20263 min read

The 2026 FIFA World Cup continues to offer invaluable lessons beyond football. For Ghanaians, the much-talked-about Ghana–England match of June 23, 2026, provided a powerful reminder of a timeless truth in leadership and organisational development: outcomes are often shaped less by resources and more by leadership.

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