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• Reasons to set up a Shared Services Center - A video interview with Andrew Kris
  Increasing efficiency and effectiveness, and being able to move quickly in the event of a merger/acquisition: there are compelling reasons for companies to set up Shared Services Centers. But such advantages will only become apparent if the center is created internally as a competitive business. GlobalHRStudio's video interview with Borderless Executive Search's Andrew Kris.
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• Borderless Executive Search Complements Middle East Activities with Gulf Petrochemicals & Chemicals Association Membership
  PRESS RELEASE: Borderless Executive Search, a global firm specializing in finding and attracting talented leaders for Process & Converting Industries, Life Sciences, Food Processing and Environmental Technologies sectors, has joined the Gulf Petrochemicals & Chemicals Association (GPCA) to complement its growing range of activities in the Middle East.
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• The Results Are In: Borderless’ First100Days Executive Survey
  Talented leaders are a rare find; so what can be done to get them off to a flying start?
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• Executive Search: The Current Cleantech Climate
  Contrary to popular belief, Clean Technology – or Cleantech – is not a new phenomenon. Thanks in large part to regulatory pressures and political hype, it has simply transformed from being a collection of disparate measures within individual corporate programs into a “mainstream” sector in its own right. In the latest issue of Search-Consult Magazine, Borderless Executive Search's Andrew Kris and Els De Cremer explore how executive search fits into the Cleantech landscape.
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• First100Days - Take the Survey!
  Experience tells us that the first 100 days can be crucial to the success of a newly-appointed executive. Yet, fact-based insight into the factors and dynamics that affect executives as they integrate into their organizations, is not widely available...until now.
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