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Tijdens deze workshop verneem je hoe je hier aan begint en geeft Danny Jacobs, directeur van Bond Beter Leefmilieu Vlaanderen, dit met enkele concrete voorbeelden uit zijn organisatie.
Praktische inkijk hoe je je HR-, innovatie- en/of transformatieplannen een boost kan geven:
Hoe begin je eraan? Hoe een haalbaar voorstel formuleren? Hoe rapporteren?
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