Creating a winning board

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The Winning Companies, Winning People research program explores how firms handle issues such as building relationships, competitive bidding, pricing and purchasing, corporate learning, and creating and using expertise. Results reveal that a firm's board of directors could increase corporate performance by building mutually beneficial relationships with customers, employees and other stakeholders.

Business communication

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Management and the new professional

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Changes in organizational structure and work patterns are changing the skills needed by accountants. As a result, the importance of professional membership is beginning to wane. Professional associations may need to become less administrative and more management-oriented.

Associations, institutions, etc., Associations, Trade and professional associations, Professional associations, Trade associations, Great Britain

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Becoming a company director

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The requirements needed to be an effective company director are presented.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Corporate directors, Company business management, Management techniques

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