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Take the helm

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Leadership TransitionPlay
Used when someone new takes control of an organization, especially to guide it through changes or challenges. SlideWith the company in crisis, the board was relieved to see a veteran employee take the helm.
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Can be extended metaphorically to any form of governance or guiding role, not limited to business. SlideThe coach had to take the helm of the team’s strategy after a series of defeats.
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Empowerment SensePlay
Conveys a sense of empowerment or responsibility being handed over, either formally or by necessity. SlideShe was poised and ready to take the helm of the community project.
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