On Friday, 26 July, the Olympic torch wound its way through the lively streets of Paris and the heart of the Olympic Village before making its grand entrance at the Opening Ceremony.
The Olympic flame, a symbol of continuity between ancient and modern Games, started out as a ritual every four years to honor the Greek god Zeus. It has since become a signal for the start of the Olympic Games and is used to transmit a message of peace and friendship along its route. But what can CEOs and organizations learn from the Olympics?
The Olympic Torch relay is responsible for respecting the past, protecting the present and leaving the world in a better place. To ‘Carry the Torch’ is about continuing a legacy and building succession. You have the responsibility to receive the torch, carry the torch and pass the torch.
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