ABOUT TOR CONSTANTINO

Tor Constantino
Tor Constantino is a communications professional with more than 23+ years combined experience as a print/broadcast journalist and Fortune 500 corporate public relations professional. He has worked for companies including: CBS Radio, Clear Channel Communications, Global Crossing, and Bausch & Lomb. He currently works as a corporate public relations executive within the life sciences industry and is based in the greater Washington, DC area where he lives with his wife and three children. He holds an MBA degree from Rochester Institute of Technology as well as a Bachelor’s degree in journalism from the S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. In his spare time, he is a college-level business communications instructor; a bestselling nonfiction author; writes daily at his blog The Daily ReTORt; is a frequent guest speaker and group facilitator; and an avid runner who has completed several marathons.

The 3 Lenses of Visionary Leaders

by: Tor Constantino

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Here are three lenses you need to apply to your organization in order to create, articulate, and drive your vision forward. Think of these metaphoric lenses as perspectives or filters if it helps.

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