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Mr. Villalobos, a former Calpers board member, reaped at least $58 million in fees from money managers by helping to secure investments from Calpers.

These results may serve as an important planning tool for land managers, by helping identify areas and farming systems with high probability of land abandonment, and furthermore explore the outcomes of some potential scenarios on the future probability of the process.

And there is, I think, reason to hope that by giving today's postdocs a taste of what it takes to be a good manager, by helping them learn good management form, we can help make tomorrow's PIs better managers and tomorrow's postdocs a little less disgruntled.

Now Jones hopes to repay his manager by helping Cardiff complete an historic double over Swansea.

Mobil's internal process objectives included building the franchise by developing new products and services, such as sales from convenience stores; and enhancing customer value by training dealers to become better managers and by helping them generate profits from nongasoline products and services.

Multidisciplinary case management teams add value by helping case managers move from theory to practice, by encouraging them develop a comprehensive clinical vision, and by initiating the interdisciplinary approach.

Multidisciplinary case management teams add value by helping case managers move from theory to practice, by encouraging them to develop a comprehensive clinical vision, and by initiating the interdisciplinary approach.

Furthermore, by helping managers organize disparate data into a small number of "packages," the summarizing process reduces their cognitive burden.

Managers too can intervene by helping employees find intrinsic motivation; they can re-engage them in their work and provide more support.

He figured that the school could prosper by helping managers think about how to deal with the ways that technology was altering the corporate landscape -- or that it could fall behind its peers quite rapidly.

He has written about this before, notably in "The Game-Changer", a 2008 bestseller written with Ram Charan, but the extra detail in illustrating lessons learnt makes this the better, meatier book.A good strategy has five components, the authors argue, all designed to shorten the odds of success by helping managers make the right choices.