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I think that Bill Gates is a great example of a referential leader. He is a widely known and respected man, who pioneered one of the largest corporations on the planet. Many people look up to him and his work both at Microsoft and with his philanthropy foundation. He has built up a reputation where people respect him- which is a basis for referential power. People also can identify with Bill Gates more than your typical billionaire. I specifically remember one headline where he was waiting in line at a restaurant like everyone else, not demanding special treatment or expecting to be noticed. He was acting like the every day person, and it gives a sense of humbleness and likability that many other people lack.

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