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It’s a valid question, but disappointingly, almost no NGO can point to evidence of impact. Humanresource managers in Australia will tell you that one of their greatest challenges is the recruitment and retention of high-quality staff. Have they been effective?
Further, how can we engender the rock star aura of American entrepreneurship in places where NGO and government jobs are safer career bets for would-be, could-be, should-be startup founders? There are humanresources and procurement challenges to overcome as well. We are talking about the U.S.
Asheesh Advani – President and CEO, Junior Achievement Worldwide – the largest NGO dedicated to teaching young people about entrepreneurship and financial literacy. Deborah Borg – Chief HumanResources & Communications Officer, Bunge Limited. Sean McGrath – HumanResources Vice-President World Bank Group.
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