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July 7th 2015

Rethinking Talent Management – Connecting Strategy, Performance and Potential for Tomorrow’s Challenges

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CRF held a roundtable event in April 2015 to discuss the current state of talent management and identify key areas of focus for our talent research project, which will conclude in June 2016.

This document provides an overview of the discussions from the roundtable and details on the forthcoming research project.

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