Sentence examples similar to talent benchmark from inspiring English sources

Lisa Norman is executive director of Benchmark Talent, a talent agency managing the long-term career development of sports personalities including Michael Johnson, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, Will Greenwood, Carl Frampton and Barry McGuigan.

Benchmarking talent by pure programming skills would unlock hundreds of thousands of engineers.

Manchester United's achievement in developing half a team of international players in the shape of Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt and Gary and Phil Neville is the benchmark for talent identification, and English professional clubs spend £50m a year trying to achieve similar success.

If, however, you want a benchmark for true talent, then starting with Joyce Grenfell is about as good as it gets.

Companies' succession plans and talent development programs should be benchmarked against those of industry peers.

CEO remuneration is the most controversial issue for most boards: they want to attract the best talent, and yet the remuneration benchmarks just keep on rising.

"They are the benchmark for developing young talent," Marwood said.

"They are the benchmark for developing young talent," said Marwood of the Spanish champions.

Third, identify and develop potential successors within the firm and then benchmark them against external talent.

Today ADP offers a vast database of benchmarks with their new talent management software.

It will become the benchmark for cities vying for talent".