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A leader is one who can influence others and who has managerial authority. Leadership is the process of influencing a group of people to achieve goals. The objective of the present study is to have an overview of existing leadership styles around the globe and to know about the leadership styles those are gaining prominence with the changing business environment around the globe. The present study is based on the secondary source of the data. Data has been arranged from published and non-published sources in electronic and non-electronic form. Countries that are selected for this purpose are Japan, Europe, America, China and India, In nutshell, contemporary age leader has to be Change Agent; Impact Creator; Role Model; Incredible Entertainer; Sporting Greats and last but not the least Policy Architect who takes on board all stakeholders within the organisation as well as outside the organisation
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