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18th December 2009
Creative Metier is partnering with Career Innovation (Ci) to offer a package of one to one coaching support which builds on Ci’s “CiZone” career tools. Ci is a catalyst organization working with some of the world’s best known employers to help them increase business agility and gain recognition as inspiring places to work. Ci’s approach uses a powerful mix of fresh research insights, collaborative events and high impact online career and leadership tools. This partnership builds on Creative Metier’s expertise in Remote International Coaching Delivery (RICD).
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18th December 2009
Women’s World Banking, with the generous support of the MasterCard Foundation, has established the Center for Microfinance Leadership to promote world-class leadership and management practices throughout the microfinance sector. The Center will work with founder partners, the Aresty Institute of Executive Education at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and with Creative Metier, to design and deliver executive education programs focused on cultivating principled, visionary leaders in microfinance.
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28th May 2009
The Creative Metier Learning Design Team has developed Vivocco100 as a response to the current steep decrease in employee engagement and workforce productivity figures.
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21st May 2009
Creative Metier Director speaks at Women’s World Banking Global Conference, New York.
Glynis Rankin headed up the Leadership Panel at the Women’s World Banking Global Conference in New York on 27th April attended by leaders from 49 microfinance institutions and banks from 29 countries around the world.
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“We are very excited about the integration of VivoccoCareer with our MBA. Students are making a significant investment in their careers and we want to do everything we can to help in this, particularly at a time when they are facing an increasingly competitive job market.” Dr Peter Simpson Director of MBA and Executive Programmes, Bristol Business School