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I’m excited to share that I’ll be participating in the Human Capital Institute’s (HCI) #StorytellingTuesday webinar series on Tuesday, November 20, 2018. The post Register Now for Human Capital Institute (HCI) Webinar on Connection Culture appeared first on Michael Lee Stallard.
Tomorrow night I will attend the awards ceremony for the Management Innovation Exchange’s HCI Human Capital M-Prize. John Fleming of Gallup, author Dan Pink, Vineet Nayar CEO of HCL Technologies and Suzanne Gordon of SAS Institute.
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The Resource: Human Capital Institute's Top 50 Talent Blogs What it is: Each year the analysts at the Human Capital Institute (HCI) evaluate hundreds of blogs in an effort to identify the top talent blogs to follow over the coming year. The latest iteration of their 50 best talent blogs.
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A big thanks to Human Capital Institute (HCI) for including my blog on management and leadership in its list of the Best Blogs - Talent 2011. HCI is a global association for talent management and new economy leadership, and a clearinghouse for best practices and new ideas.
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The prize is recognition and an invitation to speak at the HCI conference. I just posted an idea (hack) on the Management Innovation Exchange website as part of the M-prize contest. Today is the last day to enter and I should not have waited this long to get it up there. But I did.
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