The Evolving Enterprise: Making a World of Difference at Work
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CFI Radio Hour - A Practical Approach to Innovation
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How do you discover the unique attributes of your company in order to make a real difference at work and in the world? Kate Roberts, principal of The Wired Woman ( www.thewiredwoman ) and former partnership strategist for Cisco Systems, joins us for the first in a series on The Evolving Enterprise. Kate will share practical ways that companies and individuals can capitalize on growth opportunities through partnership alchemy--enabling success in both business and social arenas.
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