The matter has gone to Ofcom, a body which regulates broadcasting matters -- which has ruled against the first complaint from Nicky Clark, who runs a campaign to boost disabled talent on-screen, bleating that although the matter was "sensitive" the word was not aimed against people with a learning disability.
1. Strategic leadership – Considering the strategic economic implications of taking advantage of increased diversity to tap into different talent pools, boost talent retention, bring buying power to new diverse groups of people, grow your market.
High-profile events such as the BBC awards perform a useful function by giving a boost to new talent like Soweto Kinch.
The ACM's workforce development efforts get a boost from the talent already in Michigan.
I was not thinking in terms of discovering or giving a boost to new talent, although it seems to have worked out that way.
There have already been suggestions that electricity can boost mathematical talent and now researchers in Australia have found a way to boost problem solving.
UK Sport has also sought to boost its talent id schemes in recent years with an unprecedented number of athletes expected to graduate from them in time for Rio.
Mentoring is also a great way of encouraging girls and women to fulfil their career ambitions and boost female talent in traditionally male-dominated areas such as STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics).
The round was led by Spire Ventures, the VC fund set up by Faisal Butt and ex-Dragon James Caan, while HubbleHQ says the additional capital — its first external fundraise, not including involvement in the Entrepreneur First programme — will be used to boost engineering talent and further build out its platform.
It was a boost for plucky British talent in the face of the US Goliaths who dominate urban music.
A boost to innovation: Contingent talent brings in new knowledge and fresh ideas based on experiences outside of the company or even the industry.
