Sentences with phrase «organizational assets»

Developed policies, controls and procedures to safeguard organizational assets, ensure data integrity, availability and confidentiality.

Success in today's environment does not result from emulating others but from using organizational assets to build unique models, products and experiences.

Utility leaders need to redefine their ways to cater to workforce needs and manage organizational assets.

Focus the summary, skills, work history, and education section on the details of your expertise in protecting organizational assets.

Child Welfare Capacity Building Collaborative The Children's Bureau's Child Welfare Capacity Building Collaborative helps public child welfare agencies, tribes, and courts enhance and mobilize the human and organizational assets necessary to meet Federal standards and requirements, improve child welfare practice and administration, and achieve safety, permanency, and positive well - being for children, youth, and their families.

Marketing practitioners passionate about leveraging content as an organizational asset, including communications roles, content strategists, managers and creators, and internal content change agents.

He has facilitated national and international workshops on a variety of topics including using difference as an organizational asset, professional learning communities, and data driven decision making.

Program leaders steeped in the principles of anti-bias education are able to see diversity as an organizational asset and work intentionally and strategically to make the abstract notion of social justice come alive throughout the program.

Accessibility is an organizational asset and a civil right.

On the flip side, the exact same responsibilities can be paired with risks inherent in having access to organizational assets, customers, employees, and partners.