The vast majority of general counsel are keen to receive training on influence to boost their career prospects, according to a major new research project by Nabarro. The firm's third annual general counsel report – which surveyed 100 GCs from FTSE-listed and large private companies – this year focused on the subject of influence.
November 22, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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Business effectiveness boosted by power to influence, GCs believe
The vast majority of general counsel are keen to receive training on influence to boost their career prospects, according to a major new research project by Nabarro.
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