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As Sales Cycles Lengthen, Networking Mastery Becomes a Competitive Advantage for Business Leaders

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By Sarah Hubbard
| EIN News
Sarah Hubbard launches new book The Intentional Network The Intentional Networker Book The Intentional Network Media Logo New Book Formalizes a Proven Framework for Transforming Professional Networks into Strategic, Revenue-Generating Assets When acquisition costs rise, professionals need growth strategies they can control.
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Enabling and empowering impact in complex change through a holistic and people-centered approach

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By Sarah Hubbard, Rachel Witton, Kim Ansell, Barbara Bassa, Fiona Lennoxsmith, Colette Fletcher
| Advance HE
Higher education and research institutions globally are experiencing significant levels of change. Societal and economic shifts require higher education and research to adjust accordingly, and place considerable demands on leadership and governance. As part of our 2024-25 global member benefit theme Governing and Leading Transformation, together with governors and academic leaders, we will take an integrated and people-centred approach to explore change in our contexts.
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How do 'care' or 'pastoral support' activities contribute to core strategic outcomes in higher education?

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By Liz Brewster, Sarah Hubbard
| Advance HE
In an increasingly relentless, challenging and competitive higher education environment, ‘support’ continues to be the balm that is applied when resilience is depleted.
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