The general beliefs of the 1980s and 1990s that organizations need only one knowledge leader to make the process work successfully is erroneous in the context of present day global world order. On the contrary, the thinking is such that the knowledge leadership should be evident throughout the organization and it should operate at all hierarchical levels. To quote Hubbard et al. (2002), effective organizations rely on leadership rather than leaders. The role of knowledge leader is to provide strategic visions, motivate others, effectively communicate, act as a change agent, coach others around, model good practices, and carry out the knowledge agenda (Debowski, 2006)