Sentences with phrase «changed type of organization»

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As a speaker, consultant, and executive coach to Fortune 500 companies and beyond, Glenn guides leaders and organizations to embrace a new type of thinking that helps them evolve and stay ahead of the rapid changes in the workplace and marketplace to drive growth.

In many ways, I see the problem with the so - called atheist «movement» is that it is comprised of lone wolf types (like myself... but I'm trying to change) that resist organization and authority.

We need changes, new types of organizations and new technology.

The three - dimensional organization of the genome represents a cell - type specific means to regulate gene transcription; however, we currently lack a detailed understanding of the architectural changes that occur during the generation of induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) due to the inherent inefficiency of the reprogramming process [1].

To underscore the organization's focus to balance all types of learning, he lobbied in 2001 for changing its name to the current Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning.

New approaches to teacher evaluation, combined with comprehensive professional development for teachers and school leaders and changes in the organization and capacities of school districts, can support the types of teacher knowledge acquisition and changes in instructional practices called for by the Common Core Standards and assessments.

Her «get it done» attitude has proven to be a valued trait to the organization as Love - A-Bull continues to press forward with its mission of changing the negative stereotypes surrounding pit bull type dogs.

I wonder how the law firm librarian role as «trusted adviser» will adapt to the type of change outsourced services would bring to an organization.

Legislative changes passed in 2006 expanded the types of transactions that must be reported to FINTRAC, as well as the number of professionals and organizations that are required to collect information about clients and to report it to FINTRAC.

To find out how the changes will affect the job search process for executives in Mexico, we spoke to executive recruiters from AESC member firms working there to get the pulse on the what types of leaders organizations in Mexico are looking for and how candidates can make themselves more visible to executive recruiters.