A False Story Can Go Viral in Minutes — Here’s How Smart Leaders Stay Ahead of It
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Misinformation spreads because it taps into existing distrust. Leaders who want to protect their reputation must learn to spot early warning signs, pressure-test vulnerabilities and build trust before a false narrative takes hold.
