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The Burrill Report (June 17, 2012): A Pitch to Employees (.MP3,11.99 Mb)
When representatives from economic development agencies around the world descend on Boston for this year’s annual BIO International Convention, the folks from Research Triangle Park will be taking an unusual tack. Instead of targeting employers, a new campaign from the region seeks to attract employees. We spoke to Jennifer Bosser, assistant executive director from Wake County Economic Development about the new Work in the Triangle Campaign, the thinking behind the strategy, and the global competition for talent today.
June 14, 2012
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
A Pitch to Employees
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