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We've also heard the company may be in talks with its $13.5 million Series A round leader Benchmark Capital about joining the Series B. We've also heard that this round has already closed, but can't confirm that yet.
As Amy Liu, Vice President and director of the MPP, asserts in a recent Brookings blog post, "It's time to change how leaders benchmark progress and measure metro economic success".
Our first initiative looked at women charity leaders, benchmarking their participation as trustees, chairs and chief executives in the UK's largest charities.
Jack Smith had a stellar career at Chrysler managing major design teams and manufacturing plants before deciding to join industry leader and benchmark Toyota.
The benefits of using the EPI are that it allows industry leaders to benchmark the performance of various plants and to simply assess the average performance of the sectors, crucial for effective policy designs.
Drawing on 52 indicators of a country's social performance, the SPI offers a practical tool for government and business leaders to benchmark country performance and prioritize those areas where social improvement is most needed.
To many health care leaders, external benchmarking, finding a clinic in another organization that's done great work, and just cutting and pasting its "best practice" into their organization seems to make much more sense.
The British leader spoke of benchmarks that would be set for the Afghan leader, including a three-month deadline to "identify" additional Afghan troops to be sent for training in Helmand Province, the hottest zone of the war.
Analysts say average inflation for the year is certain to surpass the 4 percent benchmark Chinese leaders had set.
Republican leaders avoided an embarrassing benchmark by persuading a solid majority of GOP members to support the deal.
It's the fourth month in a row that the global departure has been more than 1 degree Celsius, which is an incredibly significant benchmark after leaders agreed in Paris to not allow Earth's temperature to rise above 2 degrees, and 1.5 degrees if possible.
