The current business environment is a lot like the Formula 1 race – you can’t control the conditions, or how the other team is going to race, but you can go in prepared to face the challenges. As Singapore's economy slows down and trade tensions persist, analyst predicts that the country is heading for a recession. Like racers in the Formula 1 race, it is vital for leaders to react quickly to situations in order to stay ahead of the curve. So how can leaders stay agile, adapt to changes and explore technologies that can bolster innovation to drive transformation? David Altman, COO of the Centre for Creative Leadership, a global provider of leadership development shares more.

<p>The current business environment is a lot like the Formula 1 race &ndash; you can&rsquo;t control the conditions, or how the other team is going to race, but you can go in prepared to face the challenges. As Singapore's economy slows down and trade tensions persist, analyst predicts that the country is heading for a recession. Like racers in the Formula 1 race, it is vital for leaders to react quickly to situations in order to stay ahead of the curve.&nbsp;So how can leaders stay agile, adapt to changes and explore technologies that can bolster innovation to drive transformation?&nbsp;David Altman, COO of the Centre for Creative Leadership, a global provider of leadership development shares more.</p>

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