In a piece from The Conversation, the authors argue that organizations seeking “organizational excellence” can benefit from what they describe as “wise leadership.” The article focuses on practical ways managers can apply this approach in workplace settings rather than treating leadership as only a personal trait. While the emphasis is on improving organizational outcomes, the guidance is framed as actionable steps leaders can take to make better decisions and guide teams more effectively. Across the two versions of the story (including a France edition), the core message remains the same: adopting “wise leadership” is presented as a way for companies and managers to “wise up,” with the goal of strengthening day-to-day leadership practices. The coverage does not focus on a specific company or event; instead, it provides workplace-oriented recommendations linked to achieving better organizational results.