Member News and Articles
Members often comment on, or request, additional resources that appear in research reports, research briefings and post meeting reviews.
As an extra member resource, CRF is developing this section with useful books, articles, research, expert views and member experiences.
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Quick Survey into spend on development at the top
In response to requests from certain members and to support the strong focus in this year’s Events programme on executive development and performance management, we are conducting a quick online survey into members' annual spend on development interventions for individuals in the top 10% of the organisation.
To take part in the survey visit the CRF Community homepage, select the appropriate value range that reflects your organisation’s spend and click 'Submit'.
Participation is completely anonymous and we will share the results with you in next month's e-briefing and through this section of the website.
Ashridge VLRC now available to all CRF Users
We are delighted to announce that access to the Ashridge VLRC is now available to all CRF Users.
To make use of this excellent resource with its online portfolio of learning guides, management pocketbooks, a database of business and management journals, and other useful material, visit Community Resources, ensure you are logged in and select the 'Open VLRC' link.
March e-Briefing
Our first e-Briefing is now available to view online.
Coaching Article
Whilst researching for a presentation and looking hard at some of the current practices in the coaching world, I found it very useful to refer to the CRF publication on Managing Coaching in Organisations as this ratified internal research.
The content from my presentation at the Retail Week Conference was subsequently referred to in an article in Human Resources where I referenced the CRF material.
I thought it would be useful to share the article, particularily in light of the CRF meeting planned for October 2008.
Becky Ivers, DSGi
November 2007
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