This requires rigour in sharing best practice, leveraging knowledge and undertaking inclusive planning as well as the courage to embrace new ways of thinking and working.
She is capable of thinking.
But alongside the visible trappings of power, wealth and style, there is a remarkable sense, too, of intellectual rigour, of a woman thinking hard about youth, education and the troubled relations between Islam and the west.
Using infographics brings real rigour into thinking: To have to reduce everything to meaningful, stimulating and thought-provoking images forces you to think about the core issues and focus down on to the real purpose of the communication work.
"Finally, I've concluded that many who call themselves 'photojournalists' (a term I personally dislike) are sorely lacking in journalistic rigour and thinking.
Mr Crosby is known for the rigour of his polls and focus groups; Tory strategists joke that he knows what voters are thinking before they do.
In terms of assistance with thinking, Gordon Brown has generally gone up a notch or two on his predecessor with the intellectual rigour of those on the guest list.
Contrary to what the talk-show king Rush Limbaugh says, they are not Marxist they lack the cold rigour of Karl Marx's thinking or even vulgar Marxist.
It also lacked the standard scientific rigour of control groups.
First, the academic rigour of a research fellow at Magdalen College, Oxford.
