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The conference, held in Singapore, featured an impressive line-up of CHRO’s, L&D leaders, and business executives from companies such as Unilever, GE ASEAN, Siemens, Kimberly-Clark, Qualcomm, Infineon Technologies, DBS Bank, Fast Retailing and more. In many cases, leadership roles need to be redefined and competencies revisited.
The conference, held in Singapore, featured an impressive line-up of CHRO’s, L&D leaders, and business executives from companies such as Unilever, GE ASEAN, Siemens, Kimberly-Clark, Qualcomm, Infineon Technologies, DBS Bank, Fast Retailing and more. In many cases, leadership roles need to be redefined and competencies revisited.
The conference, held in Singapore, featured an impressive line-up of CHRO’s, L&D leaders, and business executives from companies such as Unilever, GE ASEAN, Siemens, Kimberly-Clark, Qualcomm, Infineon Technologies, DBS Bank, Fast Retailing and more. In many cases, leadership roles need to be redefined and competencies revisited.
The conference, held in Singapore, featured an impressive line-up of CHRO’s, L&D leaders, and business executives from companies such as Unilever, GE ASEAN, Siemens, Kimberly-Clark, Qualcomm, Infineon Technologies, DBS Bank, Fast Retailing and more. In many cases, leadership roles need to be redefined and competencies revisited.
The conference, held in Singapore, featured an impressive line-up of CHRO’s, L&D leaders, and business executives from companies such as Unilever, GE ASEAN, Siemens, Kimberly-Clark, Qualcomm, Infineon Technologies, DBS Bank, Fast Retailing and more. In many cases, leadership roles need to be redefined and competencies revisited.
The conference, held in Singapore, featured an impressive line-up of CHRO’s, L&D leaders, and business executives from companies such as Unilever, GE ASEAN, Siemens, Kimberly-Clark, Qualcomm, Infineon Technologies, DBS Bank, Fast Retailing and more. In many cases, leadership roles need to be redefined and competencies revisited.
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