From Talent Democratization to Differentiation: The CHRO’s Next Balancing Act
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From Talent Democratization to Differentiation: The CHRO’s Next Balancing Act

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Over the past decade, the idea of democratizing talent—where everyone is talent and everyone can grow—has shaped engagement and inclusion. Now, chief human resources officers (CHROs) are recalibrating strategies to preserve equity while focusing on those who create the greatest value and competitive advantage.

Over the past decade, the idea of democratizing talent—where everyone is talent and everyone can grow—has shaped engagement and inclusion. Now, chief human resources officers (CHROs) are recalibrating strategies to preserve equity while focusing on those who create the greatest value and competitive advantage.

Authors

Marion Devine

Marion Devine Marion Devine

Principal Researcher, Human Capital, Europe
The Conference Board

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Katie Jacobs

Katie Jacobs Katie Jacobs

Business Journalist, Editor

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