In doing so, it is also nurturing the skills of those who may help its business to thrive in the future.
The reality is that for all Britain's proud heritage, we're not as good as we were at nurturing the skills and talent that are needed to be at the leading edge of innovation.
The clubs provided intellectual stimulation and social outlets for their members as well as nurturing the skills needed to become the organizers of charitable and civic improvement initiatives that bettered the lives of black Texans.
Others say it looks like play food, providing a facsimile of home cooking that does not nurture the skills or taste that make a cook.
Save the Children trains community members to make home visits to at-risk moms like Ms. Hurley, and help nurture the skills they need in the world's toughest job: parenting.
Originally developed by David Norton, a consultant, and Robert Kaplan, an accounting professor at Harvard Business School, these models combine financial scores with measures of less tangible assets such as customer satisfaction and loyalty, and a firm's ability to nurture the skills of its employees.The metrics merchants think that such an approach is wrong-headed.
If you're in charge, your job is to create an environment that nurtures the skills and talents of the people you're responsible for.
The curriculum of each activity is developed specifically for ATDP students and geared toward nurturing the fundamental skills necessary for each activity through fun, experiential learning.
In addition, the syllabus remains focused on nurturing the skills of children who have a propensity for competitive sport – the minority rather than the majority.
(There is no activity at KidZania that would do much to nurture the entrepreneurial skills of a young Xavier López Ancona).
Additionally, the company knew it had to nurture the leadership skills that were necessary for its managers to articulate the company's vision and develop employees.
