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January 26th 2016

Workshop Presentation: What got you here, won’t get you there

Written By Marshall Goldsmith

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  • Coaching
  • Developing Employees
  • Executive Compensation
  • Leading Teams
  • Learning and Development
  • Political Savvy

Review and read notes from Corporate Research Forum’s (CRF) recent workshops with Marshall Goldsmith, #1 executive coach and leadership thinker, in London and Brussels. The workshop covered challenges encountered in leadership, feedforward technique, as well as a successful leadership development model for coaching individuals and teams.

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