Sentence examples for sector talent from inspiring English sources

Finding and retaining public sector talent is tougher now than ever.

Moreover, senior civil servants, who have spent years negotiating the intricacies and vagaries of Whitehall to reach their elevated positions, worry that younger generations of public sector talent are being snubbed.

One aspect of the Broad Foundation education program is to augment the leadership pipeline with private sector talent.

Two areas where private sector talent could dedicate pro-bono time with local governments are: hosting data jams and assisting on budget innovations and cost-recovery initiatives.

"Do you think the opportunities with city leaders and private sector talent are "vitamins" or "painkillers?" My response was (and is today) that we should think about the "vitamin" and "painkiller" metaphor through the lens of what civic innovation means to a city resident and what it means for a government employee.

But unlike most government programs that utilize internal resources, the USDS will leverage private tech sector talents to provide solutions.

Non-profits aren't necessarily competing for private-sector talent, but they are competing with other non-profits for the best fundraisers.

The British housing sector's talent for defying gravity may be on the wane.

Perhaps another factor behind Spain's sporting prowess is that sport is a sector where talent encounters fewer obstacles on the road to success.

Ministers and senior officers hope that by making the armed forces more flexible they will be able to attract and retain staff more easily and be better able to compete with the private sector for talent.

Also, as the Boston Globe noted in an endorsement that included a heavy amount of science policy, Huntsman has a strong position on increasing the number of Americans who can get H-1B visas, which helps our tech sector hire talent from around the world.