Margaret Thatcher's Leadership

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Margaret Thatcher She was the first female prime minister of Britain and served for the longest period in 20th century. She rose from humble origin to become one of the greatest political figures of these times. True leadership is about standing up for principles and authenticity. She was an authentic, autocratic and conservative leader. She is known as the iron lady. She brought Britain out of bankruptcy stage. Mrs. Thatcher succeeded in leading an economic and political revolution that transformed a nation on its deathbed into a self-confident global powerhouse through the implementation of conservative policies, ideals and values. Thatcher’s determination is ultimately what enabled her to set goals and see them through, including reducing

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