When Girma Wake agreed to return to Ethiopian Airlines after 11 years working elsewhere, he wanted an agreement on how the business would be run. He would present a growth plan, report on its progress every three months and submit a complete annual account of performance alongside the following year’s programme. In return, the government would give management room to execute. “My condition for coming back was no interference,” Wake recalls in an…
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