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Dear Hunter,

This time next week the US election happily will be over and national attention will shift from seeking votes to governing. And the skill set needed to get elected is somewhat different from the attributes needed to execute and lead a divided and wary nation. In my Forbes column [ https://info.atkearney.com/email_handler.aspx?sid=136a0ed7-6ce7-4d99-9b3b-58e073fbe0aa&redirect=http%3a%2f%2fwww.forbes.com%2fsites%2fpaullaudicina%2f2016%2f11%2f04%2fthe-morning-after-curing-the-u-s-election-hangover%2f%23750439183cbd ] posted earlier today, I try and put this year’s US election in some historical perspective and draw some important conclusions about the work that must begin immediately after the election dust settles.

In my previous column [ https://info.atkearney.com/email_handler.aspx?sid=136a0ed7-6ce7-4d99-9b3b-58e073fbe0aa&redirect=http%3a%2f%2fwww.forbes.com%2fsites%2fpaullaudicina%2f2016%2f10%2f18%2fkorea-and-the-art-of-the-pivot%2f ] , penned on my way back from a quick trip to S. Korea a few weeks ago, I reflected on that nation’s extraordinary “rags to riches” story and some of the new challenges ahead as it needs to “pivot” once again to sharpen its competitive position.

As always, thanks for letting me share these thoughts with you and please do feel free to let me know what you think.

Warm regards,

Paul

Paul A. Laudicina

Chairman, Global Business Policy Council

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