Sentences with phrase «future leaders often»

Future leaders often seem to come from high school debate teams.

Not exact matches

The idea of tomorrowcasting was born of the realization that, in spite of excellent NP scores, marketing leaders often had no idea what would drive consumers in the future.

This often takes some sort of live meeting in which leaders can talk with other leaders about the direction and strategy of the organization and revise their mental models of how they'll need to show up every day and model the culture of the future.

The findings provide a contrast with the stories we are often shown here in the UK: they reveal an overwhelming sense of optimism amongst the younger generation - the age group who will be the next leaders and architects of the future.

The revolution's leaders spoke often about the importance of investing in science and technology: «The basis of continuous development in the future years lies in an ever - developing scientific endeavor,» Che Guevara told the Academy's Council in 1964, after visiting the newly inaugurated CERN in Switzerland.

It's often the leaders of small ventures that end up having the political clout on future issues of zoning, parking, etc..

Employers of college graduates are often looking for future leaders for their organization.

A clearly defined objective is necessary to win the confidence of hiring managers who often seek out capable leaders who will create ideal candidates for promotion in the future.