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TALENT MANAGEMENT VIETNAM 2016
Yet organizations must face the obstacles how to find the right approaches and solutions to implement a successful talent management process. In order to achieve goals, they must make sure of the continuous talent management process by recruiting, training, managing, retention as well as succession plan, which is a very complex and difficult to handle.
Talent Management Vietnam 2016, the foremost summit including one full day conference & two valued workshops on the next day, is designed for CEOs and HR Professionals to have a full outlook on Talent Management trends in 21st century in Vietnam and ASIA, and also talk, discuss and learn all aspects of Talent management from Recruitment, Talent Acquisition, Retention, Learning & Development to Succession Planning Strategies with Guru Speakers, Thought Leaders and HR Practitioners from Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam.
Time & Venue: 13 &14 October 2016 at Le Meridien Saigon Hotel
Information: http://talentmanagementvietnam.com/
Booking: http://talentmanagementvietnam.com/main/book
Assistant’s contact: Ms. An Nguyen - an.nguyen@hrmedia.vn – Mobile: 0938 140 009
Promotion code applied for HKBAV’s member: TM2016HKBAV (15% on admission fee)
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