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Succession Planning: Fast-Track Your Future As CEO

Hetal Doshi, CEO, O-Psych

04-Oct-22 11:00

Succession Planning: Fast-Track Your Future As CEO

On this, part four of our five-part special on Succession Planning, Organisational Psychologist & CEO of O-Psych, Hetal Doshi focuses on the things you can do to increase your readiness as CEO, as well as her six career catapults to fast track your future to the top.


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Produced by: Audrey Raj

Presented by: Audrey Raj


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