And Taco Bell threw "hiring parties" to attract new talent.
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Perhaps it will get new talent excited about the enterprise.
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At least in terms of hiring new talent, that is.
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With festivals fights currently cancelled, no new talent can emerge.
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I felt I had discovered a new talent to explore.
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Importantly, cyber education grooms a new talent base for careers.
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There's a healthy pipeline of new talent on the way, too.
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I think it's very important for new talent to be embraced.
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Separating these businesses could also help catch new talent, Keeney says.
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For another, the opportunities to add young new talent are vast.
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The shows are an opportunity to spot and sponsor new talent.
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I do think there's great new talent in the House. Right?
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Supporting new talent and bringing people together makes me very happy.
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For budding collectors, this is the fair to discover new talent.
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And good thing, too: They're crucial as discoverers of new talent.
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Johnson is a new talent; this is her Off Broadway debut.
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And TV writers' rooms are scouting those classrooms for new talent.
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Mixer has proven it's serious about bringing in new talent — e.g.
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It's not alone in seeking ways to bring on new talent.
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It is also a testing ground for me to explore new talent.
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Still, Walmart is looking for new ways it can attract new talent.
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Node CEO Falon Fatemi says the new talent isn't simply for show.
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The Chamber's defenders note that the organization is bringing in new talent.
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"As far as new talent, this is our predominant pipeline," he said.
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Tech companies are recruiting new talent from a wide range of sources.
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Exploit the advantages of living in L.A., scout out new talent, reboot.
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In this respect, state legislatures are a key source of new talent.
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It is throwing billions of dollars behind prestige projects and new talent.
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It's these companies, John believes, that should consider investing in new talent.
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Use this change to discover new talent, break boundaries and have no fear.
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At her new talent agency, she is being represented for her speaking engagements.
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We're hiring across the board and will continue to invest in new talent.
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The company also intends to attract new talent and build out broker partnerships.
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Walk co-judged FOX's new talent search with Diddy, Meghan Trainor and DJ Khaled.
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But a third might be to use last-mile training to create new talent.
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Keeping these caretakers in place will not only deprive the government of new talent.
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They are clearing clutter from their roster to bring in youth and new talent.
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They won't be scouting out for new talent, or listening to the best instrumentals.
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I am passionate about nurturing new talent and widening the perspectives of our community.
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So when it comes to AI, which companies are hiring the most new talent?
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In the 2010s, the company brought on new talent to help with a rebrand.
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New talent tends to move on from Kleiner, rather than rise in the ranks.
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But dePaola was already well established, and besides, Nordstrom preferred to birth new talent.
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"I have no doubt," she said, "that he'll be able to find new talent."
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Day: We try to endorse established and new talent and mix it all together.
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There are few things better than seeing the fresh, new talent at the Golden Globes.
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They all have their drag mothers, who are mentors to new talent in the community.
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But then, she heard about a camp hosted by Cycling Canada to identify new talent.
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There will also be a fresh group of new talent poised to have breakout years.
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"It's going to be really exciting to see lots of new talent," Bailey Rae said.
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Orady tells TechCrunch the company needs new talent to help the company achieve its mission.
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For years Geddes has looked to international markets for new talent to showcase at home.
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" Also about "sourcing the greatest new talent and providing the infrastructure for it to thrive.
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"Our clients see it as a way to attract, and retain, new talent," he said.
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She made a series of organizational changes, recruited new talent and introduced new technology features.
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Then there's also the teacher/mentor who gets off on finding and molding new talent.
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Eardley also highlighted the work employers should do to attract new talent to their organizations.
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Positions displays single-artist projects and is intended to be an incubator for new talent.
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With all that money back on the table, record labels are scouting new talent again.
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"New talent needs to be mentored as they come in the door," Ms. Ramsay said.
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A new talent competition show brings together RuPaul, Faith Hill and Drew Barrymore as judges.
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Houston put his money where his mouth was to sponsor the event and spy new talent.
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Even with an influx of new talent, the tech industry has some serious work to do.
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Whenever they are about to prep up a new talent they put them on System magazine.
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Vechta is keeping its natives, but attracting new talent is hard when the competition is Berlin.
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The program is intended to improve retention rates and engagement at work while attracting new talent.
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It is the breeding ground for new talent coming out of the UK electronic music scene.
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Welders are in high demand, so Siemens has started its own training program to develop new talent.
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While writing fundraising letters, I even found a new talent and a new voice — a written voice.
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The city hosts nearly 90 engineering offices that firms have opened to find new talent to hire.
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We're always working to bring talented people into the firm, build our bench and grow new talent.
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Room 104, given its tight length and shooting schedule, is the ideal onboarding vehicle for new talent.
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Over the past few weeks, he had been focused on bringing in new talent to the team.
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The company will look for possible acquisitions at Sundance as well as new talent to work with.
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The high density of art programs at local colleges and universities reliably brings new talent to town.
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His duties will include recruiting new talent and helping shape the ongoing sagas of the company's heroes.
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E.S.T.'s Youngblood, one of the city's balmiest incubators of new talent, produces Abby Rosebrock's new play.
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With corporate money and Reich's appetite for experimentation, CollegeHumor became a full-blown incubator for new talent.
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Officially, it's the kick-off to awards season, and a time filled with festivals showcasing new talent.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), the CHC's whip and one of its most active promoters of new talent.
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With the Knicks, I overlooked how much fit matters and put too much weight on new talent.
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I'm interested in confirming new talent or even old talents who have been sleeping, like Carmen Herrera.
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Inclusivity efforts lead to better cultural competence across the organization, and more attractive positioning for new talent.
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Here are his three guiding questions for bringing on new talent, according to the 1998 shareholder letter.
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Ms. Cline, who was 27 when the novel came out, was celebrated as a major new talent.
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He said he could not recall feeling anxious about unearthing new talent, or there being a lull.
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Books New Talent: Jimin Kim Books Professional: Jungho Lee Children's Books New Talent: Ami Shin Children's Books Professional: Alex T. Smith Design Professional: Ella Cohen Editorial Professional: Matt Huynh Public Realm Professional: Brian Gallagher Public Realm Professional: Diego Becas Villegas Learn more about the World Illustration Awards here.
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It will also be interesting to see what Google does with all its brand new talent in Taiwan.
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Bellator MMA has had a big 2016 thus far, having bolstered their roster with some exciting new talent.
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"We are creating new talent that does not exist in the market," Kumar said to CNBC by phone.
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Unlike competitions for soloists, choir competitions feature neither large monetary prizes nor agents waiting to spot new talent.
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So, I set out and launched ModernCapital to make the venture capital industry more accessible to new talent.
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Every few months Mr Naso auditions new talent in a tiny basement mock-up of a metro tunnel.
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"Wanderer" hints at a potential new talent in French literature—but one who is not there quite yet.
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One of those schemes is cultivating new talent in the form of expert marksman Benjamin Poindexter (Wilson Bethel).
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Overall, Paisley says his time on AGT was gratifying, especially to be with new talent such as Pecora.
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Hopefully enough in the programming/hacking world have to make it harder for them to hire new talent.
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Self-made billionaire Richard Branson constantly looks for new talent to promote, especially within his Virgin Group company.
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When recruiting new talent, company leaders should reach outside their own networks to find people from other backgrounds.
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A large part of the club will be featuring and curating new talent to enable networking and collaboration.
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In the spring of 2002, he joined the Firm, a new talent-management company headed by Jeff Kwatinetz.
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He likes to keep up with old friends and partners and to fold new talent into the mix.
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The second half of the equation is about grooming the new talent recruited from a company's expanded pipeline.
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Mr. Meglin's ability to spot new talent was evident almost from the beginning of his tenure at Mad.
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He predicted an "M&A wave" and plans on expanding and hiring new talent with the additional funds.
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" Khadraoui felt optimistic: "We're now discovering new talent, new people who can lead the development of the country.
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Marvin Foster, Jr., the company's director of new talent, said that J.D. had attended his class that morning.
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There's been a slew of new talent in terms of the c-suite with all of these restaurants.
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That's where a lot of the young new talent is coming out, whether it's writers, directors or actors.
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The conference begins with Next Wave Sohn, a session featuring the young or new talent among hedge fund managers.
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So far, it's been a successful start for the new talent, and a full-circle moment for Starrr himself.
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One of the cool things about Glastonbury is the knack the festival has for finding — and boosting — new talent.
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The move reflects how competitive technology companies can be when it comes to sucking up new talent and technology.
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And while salary, benefits and perks can lure new talent, it's a company's culture that often keeps them there.
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Meanwhile, your city sees an influx of new talent and investment money, providing a spark to your city's economy.
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Jean-Raymond hopes this opportunity will help him create more meaningful moments, and also help to champion new talent.
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But eventually the Agency will be scouring for new talent worthy of, say, inking record deals or movie contracts.
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LOS ANGELES — Maker Studios wants creators to "SPARK" with its new talent and programming incubator of the same name.
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No way, having a constant stream of new talent is great, regardless if I end up enjoying their stuff.
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It may be in a better shape to continue to attract new talent and hold onto its existing employees.
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Artists like Madonna and David Bowie remained in the industry for decades despite the constant turnover of new talent.
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Part of that effort included cultivating new talent, even as much of Microsoft's old guard departed for greener pastures.
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But in 'Mektoub, My Love' especially, I think the audience will also recognize an honest search for new talent.
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These shorts are where Pixar first built its reputation, where they've experimented with new styles or cultivated new talent.
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When John Ringling began visiting Europe to scout for new talent for his shows, he also began collecting paintings.
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Both have also added public affairs components to their lobbying shops in recent years and brought in new talent.
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That criticism was compounded by grumblings within the caucus about a system that rewarded seniority and squandered new talent.
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Being in charge of new talent gives Levesque an opportunity to implement his vision outside of the writer's room.
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Businesses have a financial incentive to act this way: A major goal of theirs is to attract new talent.
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But I have found the following values hold true whether you're hiring new talent or hunting for a job yourself.
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That new talent includes 23-year-old Denise Robertson, who could be seen welding a new train car this week.
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Mr Street is exactly the sort of person that is needed to bring new talent into Britain's sclerotic political system.
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Yoco will use the $16 million round on product and platform development, growing its distribution channels, and acquiring new talent.
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Apple is investing heavily in augmented reality, though both acquisitions and hiring new talent, according to a report in Bloomberg.
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Higher education institutions offer companies a source to recruit new talent, as well as a partner in research and development.
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Higher-education institutions offer companies a source to recruit new talent, as well as a partner in research and development.
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The idea is to help promote new talent, while leaning on the group's media to give M17 streamers further exposure.
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There are opportunities for contractors whenever there is increased demand to be innovative but an inability to hire new talent.
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For many, Drake's evergreen hunt for new talent is more about self-preservation than the elevation of his art form.
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The circulation of new talent keeps art evolving, creators die and some kill their careers before old age has to.
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"If the space becomes a place where you can find new talent here, it would be quite wonderful," he said.
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It's a great place to spot eventual box office winners (such as 20193's Little Miss Sunshine) and new talent.
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Fall fashion ad season is here, and supermodels like Gigi and Bella Hadid have to make room for some new talent.
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YCombinator's attempt to connect with new talent morphed into a startup-minting machine (that also minted its founders a hefty sum).
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The other night, his wife had the brilliant idea to try out his new talent for a field of local cows.
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But to hang on to its young locals, its university graduates and to attract new talent, Hull will also need fun.
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"For young people to have the ability to afford an education — what a great way to attract new talent," she said.
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To retain their prime spot among employers, McKinsey will pay top dollar to attract new talent, starting right out of college.
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Updated October 2018 We're constantly looking for new talent, inquisitive minds, engaging features, and in-depth investigations, and stunty, weird ideas.
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In the event there is no obvious candidate to take the helm, he will recruit new talent for the right opportunity.
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This allowed me to evaluate and recruit new talent as I set about rebuilding the Norfolk Prison Debating Society in 2011.
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More and more, new talent is attracted to environments with a sense of ownership, speed, autonomy and a no-nonsense atmosphere.
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The Kleins have been trying to step away as the sole "faces" of their fund and make way for new talent.
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Two US officials insisted that the intelligence community is always prepared to fill the gap until new talent is brought in.
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They include partnering with a strategic player, bringing in new talent, improving operations and making changes to the board and management.
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She's recruiting for her A Seat At The Table tour, and is apparently seeking new talent to join her backing band.
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Tone weaves the threads together with skillful pacing and sharp prose, marking him as an important new talent in narrative nonfiction.
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Bankymoon Plantstands from Melbourne, Australia is the winner of the "New Talent" category, by making just that — stands for your plants.
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For years now, Instagram has been touted in photography circles as a great way to discover new talent in the field.
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Given the historic tight job market, recruiters are all the more important in bringing in new talent to fill open positions.
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Or, added Valérie Gerbi, Merci's fashion director (and Mr. Gerbi's sister-in-law), it might become a showcase for new talent.
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She, along with South African legends Lucas Radebe and Mark Fish, hosts a regular training camp where they scout for new talent.
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It's been some time since the heavyweight division has had a new talent wreaking havoc among its gatekeepers on the UFC roster.
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A Reuters report making the rounds online indicated the 76,000-square-foot space will be used to attract even more new talent.
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Recruiting new talent is more challenging in rural areas and smaller facilities, which offer lower pay and a less vibrant social scene.
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I am inspired by how we are discovering new talent through our open source platform and through our new Tribe content studio.
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According to the suit ... Sony paid Herbert to find new talent, and part of the deal required payments back from Interscope Records.
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"Pulse was one of the few clubs that offered a new talent night, allowing newcomers to perform on their stage," Ruiz explains.
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Carter also wants to bring in new talent with critical abilities at higher ranks, rather than have them start at the bottom.
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Some people also took advantage of new talent policies to qualify as 'local' buyers, skirting existing curbs targeted at out-of-towners.
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I think it's good to have a blend of people that have been there for a while as well as new talent.
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Besides being known for his music, Afrojack is also the CEO of LDH Europe, an entertainment company seeking to nurture new talent.
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"I like to think of my establishment at the Fenty house as a hub," she said, of always searching for new talent.
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Butler took it all in stride, deferred to the new talent, and focused on defense and brewing endless batches of Tuff Juice.
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I think what we have to do is make sure we have new talent coming in to the business at a ... level.
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These companies are spending billions on their retraining programs, but that&aposs presumably less than they would spend to recruit new talent.
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In his autobiography "Finding my Virginity, " the billionaire writes that he's always on the lookout for new talent to promote at Virgin.
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The online music hub ReverbNation has established a track record of success in bringing new talent to the fore in popular music.
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The Voice has judges working directly with the vocalists, while The Four has pre-chosen finalists struggling to remain relevant amid new talent.
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Just as Mrs Maisel discovers she has a new talent for cracking jokes, Amazon has a chance to thrive in a new venture.
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Earlier this year we also invested in creating net new talent in the industry through our Atlassian Opportunity Scholarship with Galvanize Full Stack.
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To its credit Iliad has reacted swiftly, by shuffling management, bringing in new talent and adjusting its broadband offer and its promotional activities.
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As the industry works to fill seats that are being vacated by older advisors, it is turning to different sources for new talent.
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And although the high-rolling pensioners help to boost spending, an exodus of youngsters makes it hard for firms to hire new talent.
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Land sales make up a big chunk of local government revenue in many tier-2 cities that have adopted the new talent policy.
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In an effort to attract new talent, Goldman Sachs has recently ditched its strict suit-and-tie dress code for more flexible guidelines.
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Running from 1929 to 1939, Silly Symphony became a platform for experimentation in style, technique, and storyboarding, and also for nurturing new talent.
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Someone else suggested employees could convince their bosses that publicly stating the company's ethical use of data could serve to attract new talent.
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The two-year-old website from the world's most trusted brand in business news is expanding its team and looking for new talent.
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That includes identifying and developing new talent at their organizations and driving the execution of business strategies to bring new ideas to reality.
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These shorts offer a place to discover new talent from within the company and to explore new storytelling techniques from across the studio.
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I'm back in Hollywood, I'm paying attention, and it's my great honor and pleasure to present all this new talent to the world.
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New talent, too: Four of the actors now playing its five teenage characters are making Broadway debuts; two of them are actual teenagers.
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And they will continually bring on new talent to head their designs each season — as a way to keep the seasonless brand fresh.
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For us to change as an organization, and for me to grow as a leader, we need the support of experienced new talent.
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This year's nominees include Hollywood veterans like Paul Thomas Anderson and Meryl Streep, as well as new talent breaking ground in several categories.
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Barret is an impresario, cajoling artists and scouring the world for new talent, nurturing the ones she feels may someday make the cut.
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This means that companies should start showing that their workers can have a life if they want to get new talent through the door.
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Strivr Labs, a virtual reality training startup with some big partners, including Walmart and the NFL, has added some new talent to the team.
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The first US exhibition of works by the Ghana-born artist, Black Like Me introduces a new talent in Black portraiture to American audiences.
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At the time, Tongal was a discovery mechanism for new talent and a way for brands to pay for user-generated content they liked.
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Artists and their managers as well as labels and scouts tend to reference top streaming charts in the hunt for new talent, it says.
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Elon Musk also noted at the outset of today's presentation that the main reason for the event was in fact to recruit new talent.
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It may be a potential source of new talent for their U.K. production company Daisy Chain Productions, which was founded along with Bill Milner.
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Offering employees paid time off can help them find better work life balance, attract new talent, and help you stay compliant with HR laws.
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Especially the engineers and executives from the Hyperloop startups who were there to bask in purposeful glow, as well as sniff out new talent.
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On the other side of the ball, defensive coordinator Vic Fangio has exciting new talent to work with at every level of the defense.
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Companies typically use it for specific and limited purposes, like to find new talent to work with or track the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
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And it's getting harder for artists to hang around on the album charts; new talent is coming in, and heading out, faster than ever.
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In publications like Artforum, she champions pioneers including Judith Bernstein and Marilyn Minter, while also supporting new talent like Bunny Rogers and Diamond Stingily.
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And until we expose them to and tap into a new talent pool of women and people of color, change isn't going to happen.
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Yes definitely, the space is small, but it's always about looking for new ideas, new talent, and new energy to keep the culture moving forward.
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On Tuesday, your go-to brand for sustainable denim, extended sizes and elevated basics launched a program dedicated to helping its customers discover new talent.
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The campaign also includes a digital storytelling push and a Making America Festival in Cincinnati in September to recruit new talent and to showcase manufacturing.
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"As opportunities to fill senior roles with new talent, minority candidates need to have had the right preparation and experiences to be qualified," Adams said.
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Instead of having the luxury of choosing from a selection of endless new talent, Square was poaching employees from existing positions at other start-ups.
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This record label is a smart way to showcase them, make the synths feel accessible, and put a shine on new talent in the process.
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It's also served as springboard for new talent—four years after her NTS debut, for example, DJ Moxie cinched a residency at BBC Radio 1.
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He really goes out of his way to foster new talent, and look out for talent that other people might not be looking out for.
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Notcuff herself discovers new talent through watching Netflix — she thought to cast Purser in Sierra Burgess Is a Loser after watching, and loving, Stranger Things.
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The fest has developed a reputation as the place to discover new talent, showing early work by the likes of Steven Soderbergh and Quentin Tarantino.
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About 500,000 programming and engineering jobs open up each year in the tech industry, meaning there's massive potential for new talent to enter the profession.
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Athletics team leader Neil Black said there was a blend of experience and new talent, with first-time Olympians such as sprinter Dina Asher-Smith.
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How do you guys work to nurture new talent, being such a tight knit group, and how important is change and reinvention to the team?
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It's an innovative way to help members of the military transition into civilian life while creating a new talent pipeline of prospective commercial truck drivers.
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As Business Insider first reported, Merrill Lynch hiked trainee financial advisers' starting salaries by $10,000 earlier this year as it looks to attract new talent.
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We need new talent and leaders to emerge at all levels, including some who can begin to think about running in 2020 against President Trump.
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I hope this does bring out excellent research and new talent, but I fear for the unintended consequences of trying to outbid the offense market.
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Screenwriter, producer, and actress Lena Waithe created a mentorship program that build a pipeline for more new talent of color to find careers in Hollywood.
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Not only has the West produced NBA players, comedians, and award-winning producers, but it is also becoming a hotbed for funneling out new talent.
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The Miami Dolphins are going international to find new talent for the cheerleading squad ... sending a team of scouts south of border ... starting with Argentina.
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"To me that was it, to be the first kid on the block with a new talent or new idea," Ms. Mello said in 2009.
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One key factor behind the bump is that organizations are realizing that retraining their existing workforces can be more cost-effective than hiring new talent.
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Companies looking for project-based or remote counsel now have a ready-made new talent pool, which benefits from flexible workspaces, remote work, and freelancers.
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WeWork plans to hire more next year, and the package is intended to both attract new talent and retain existing employees after a tumultuous fall.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is bringing on new talent from the private sector to bolster its cyber defenses ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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Instead of spending on store upkeep, he plowed investment, new talent and marketing into Sears's website and a customer loyalty program called Shop Your Way.
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Making sure your resume is current is critical, as the start of the year is a prime time for recruiters to look for new talent.
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" A slide from a similar presentation prepared last spring for the same leaders called for "re-profiling current talent" to "create room for new talent.
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But Dean Valentine started a small art fair instead, with an eye to giving everyone a chance to discover new talent the way he does.
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The tastemaking event will feature more than 100 musicians and 30 speakers, showcasing rising new talent and dynamic speakers taking on today's most relevant social themes.
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The emergence of this new talent marks the beginning of a new era for the Democratic Party, whose traditional recruitment methods failed us in the past.
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"Our main initiative with this round of funding is hiring new talent in New York to support our expansion," says Taha Bawa, co-founder and CEO.
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Following today's announcement of a new R&D center, Apple will have a foot on the ground in China and will also tap into new talent.
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And since we're always looking for new talent for our product team, there's a possibility that someone could land a job at TechCrunch out of this.
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Not only are they encyclopedias of history and new talent, but they have an intimate knowledge of label structures, management teams, touring circuits, and career trajectories.
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In normal times, it would therefore be an excellent moment to tweak hiring rules, since a flood of new talent would quickly stir up stagnant bureaucracies.
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He made it clear that if Dash really is going to be the future of radio, it needs to allow new talent to succeed as well.
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Even Olympia, the grande dame of London's summer fairs, taps into new talent for the first time in its 44-year history with a dedicated section.
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Diddy and DJ Khaled are deep in negotiations with FOX for a new talent competition show, "The Four," and this one's different from all the rest.
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It's all part of the firm's push to draw new talent for overseeing its some $2.4 trillion in client balances as an adviser retirement cliff looms.
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Through her company, Ms. Dorrance has also championed wily new talent like Warren Craft and Leonardo Sandoval, who contribute their own choreography here, along with others.
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Like in other investment firms, the Venture Partner role enables quick integration of new talent from non-investing backgrounds, which is a perfect fit for me.
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A good stock price does a number of things for a company, but one key element is keeping morale high and helping Facebook attract new talent.
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Second, we should institute federal term limits, which would break incumbents' stranglehold on office, create more open seats and attract new talent to the political process.
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On the AI front, the 2017 budget includes $125 million to launch the Pan-Canadian Artificial Intelligence Strategy to promote research and bring in new talent.
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Canada, already home to many of the top researchers in the field, has also committed $125 million to, in part, attract new talent from other countries.
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During portfolio reviews, they get advice on how to be competitive in the international market, while visiting editors and curators are able to find new talent.
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At the same time, the digital transformation has introduced supercool ways of telling stories and given the industry a new dynamism from a new talent pool.
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When the legendary investor departed KP in September 2018, the firm refocused from late stage to early stage and brought on a crop of new talent.
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I use Instagram to stay up-to-date on news, activists and artists I follow, and also to find new talent to hire for our agency.
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Cost: $30.1 millionWhy he's a good buy: Hertha Berlin has been the surprise spender across Europe this month, spending more than $90 million on new talent.
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One live streams into WWE Chief Executive Vince McMahon's office and the other into Levesque's office, an indication of how important new talent is to WWE.
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They can hire an outside firm whose sole job is to vet new talent or even institute policies like a uniform interview process or personality tests.
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And new people, added new talent, building a foundation and a supply chain and an infrastructure that can support the scale and the complexity of the business.
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On January 20143, Justin James, an Orlando, Florida-based DJ, found a public Facebook group called "Support Female DJs," and posted a casting call for new talent.
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But even more valuable, it will bring novel thinking and new talent to tech veterans who, like vampires, require a constant stream of youthful ideas to survive.
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To that end, Lingokids says it will use the new capital for three main purposes: accelerating growth, acquiring new talent, and developing new features for the app.
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The cast is looking hella stacked for season 2 of Westworld, and we can't wait to see what the new talent will bring to the desert plains.
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In a demonstration video showcasing Dactyl's new talent, we can see the robotic hand fumble its way toward a complete cube solve with clumsy yet accurate maneuvers.
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The prospectus admits that, in the past, "culture and workplace practices" both made it hard to recruit new talent and encouraged people to head toward the exits.
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" The group plans to seek new talent and back it in the creation and distribution of narrative-driven content that is "independent of form, genre or platform.
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China's Didi is laying off 15% of its staff Alibaba took an unexpected turn, announcing last week that it will continue to hire new talent in 2019.
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Unearthing new talent is an exciting part of the process and it's been really exciting to be involved in selecting our line-up of players so far!
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Discover new talent and take home pieces from independent artists at the Bell Street Glass Art Market, an open-air shopping experience hosted by Seattle Glassblowing Studio.
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In other words, they grew slightly slower than services overall — one reason why Apple may be looking at ways of improving that with new talent and tech.
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Joe Wiggins, director of Glassdoor, said in a press release Thursday that employers were having to fight "extra hard" to attract new talent amid low unemployment rates.
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And who better to ask about the emerging designers to watch (there are SO many) than a fashion insider whose job it is to scout new talent?
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With the tournament just weeks away, and currently three players short of a full team, The Immortals must find new talent and quickly build a cohesive team.
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Whatever the arguments for or against these benefits, tech recruiters like Gusto's head of HR, Katie Evans-Reber attest to their importance in bringing in new talent.
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"Our Nigeria team will support, nurture, and help develop artists, while creating opportunities for new talent from the region to reach the widest possible audience," said Dlamini.
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The funding will help the startup invest in bringing in new talent focused on design, engineering and brand building, in addition to product work and market expansion.
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Amazon is already one of the largest employers in the country, with almost 300,000 workers (and many more contractors), and it's particularly hungry for more new talent.
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But it has succeeded mainly in bringing a few black players to the very top of South African rugby without supporting new talent in the lower echelons.
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The theater will be Mr. Hytner's second such venture, after the Bridge Theater in Southeast London, which opened in 2017 with the aim of showcasing new talent.
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Because of this regime's failure to foster new talent, the caucus lacks a deep bench — or any bench, really — of members ready to assume Ms. Pelosi's mantle.
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Amp Studios is a new talent incubator and content group founded by 22-year-old YouTube star, Brent Rivera, and his manager and business partner, Max Levine.
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For now, open-mic nights in taverns across town continue to be where new talent gets heard, so Nashville's abiding place as a singer/songwriter mecca remains.
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Even better, new talent is often making six-figures, whereas the early years in an entertainment or sports career is often focused on securing any paying job.
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The reworked compensation plan is intended to both attract new talent and retain existing employees after a tumultuous fall, a source with knowledge of the change said.
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It is a major source of revenue for the R.W.A. as well as a key networking opportunity for romance writers, agents and editors looking for new talent.
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"One of the things that tech companies have said repeatedly to me and to others is that they're always looking to bring new talent over," Trudeau said.
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A new kind of cultural tourism has developed — foreign art collectors, literary agents and television and film crews are flocking to Cuba in search of new talent.
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It's understandable that people wouldn't want to leave a stable job, but the relative lack of turnover makes it even harder for new talent to break in.
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The future now depends on Del Bosque's successor, and his ability to bring new talent into a team which, admittedly, could do with an injection of fresh ideas.
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Shortly afterwards, Amazon is scheduled to premiere "Comicstaan," a series featuring a group of prominent comics from India who are tasked with finding new talent in the country.
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Job seekers have the upper hand in today's labor market — so much so that employers are beginning to be more flexible in order to bring on new talent.
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The "Mesmerize" rapper went on to explain that he's been working on a new talent booking app, which many critics point out is similar to the Fyre app.
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Opening a new office in Vienna is a way to reach a new talent pool and make sure N26 is at least as secure as a traditional bank.
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Made up of nine simple, heartbroken, and heartbreaking songs accompanied by Baker's plaintive electric guitar plucking, that pure, quavering-with-emotion voice belongs to a remarkable new talent.
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That alone is an incredible development and it's even better to realize one of the men behind Stankonia now walks around public places showing off his new talent.
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It turns out if you want to have a second idea that is different than the first, you may need new talent, but you also need new capability.
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Indeed, Procore said it would use the cash to ramp up its partner expansion and to continue to invest in new products and services and hiring new talent.
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Over the past few years, retailers have been getting creative in how they engage with new talent and bring up-and-coming brands into a more traditional fold.
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He was tasked with leading Maryland, which had left the Atlantic Coast Conference to join the Big Ten in 2014, to compete in its new, talent-laden league.
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As the largest generation in the U.S. workforce, millennials play a major role in helping companies decide what workplace policies and benefits are best for attracting new talent.
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But it seems like they really do want to find new talent for reasons more pure than that, because Rhythm + Flow is a new kind of competition show.
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Though networks and studios are increasingly looking to the digital world to find new talent, they still haven't fully mastered how to attract the younger, cord-cutting audiences.
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The $100,000 demand, which amounts to a signing fee, is highly unusual in Hollywood, and it would set a strange precedent for agencies eager to sign new talent.
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And new talent is already on the way: The lure of two recent national titles has helped Wright lock up perhaps the country's best recruiting class for 2019.
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"We meet with tech decision makers and talk about changes to the H-1B visa program, their ability to hire new talent, how they address income inequality," added Kalra.
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But with new talent making their on-screen debut, and some exciting fan favorites taking on more ambitious, high-profile projects, 2019 is shaping up to be even bigger.
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She said she expects Amazon's move will bring a wave of new talent to the city that a smaller company like Birchbox couldn't afford to relocate on its own.
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And the cast of Shonda Rhimes' Grey's Anatomy featured four lead actors of color, and also became a culture-changing hit — while introducing Rhimes as a major new talent.
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TikTok launches a new talent show inside its app looking for the next Blackpink Shouldn't there be a mobile version of American Idol that lands with similar cultural impact?
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The idea here is that Spotify will leverage its platform and its sizable reach – today, it has 140 million listeners – to market new talent and help them get heard.
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The National Book Foundation announced the honorees for its 2017 5 Under 53 list on Monday, shining a spotlight on the bright new talent that you should be reading.
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Lucas developed the story on the prior four Indiana Jones films, but his absence from this announcement suggests that Disney may be looking for new talent this time around.
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Obviously that kind of cash doesn't arrive overnight, but Rocket League's prize money will need to increase for the game to continue to attract new talent and fan interest.
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Having released her debut album Pretend late last year to solid critical acclaim, she's now enjoying a moment in her native Sweden as a new talent with enormous potential.
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Often, writers who pen a hit series are then booked for years at a time, says Jimmy Desmarais, co-head of Atlantique productions, leaving little room for new talent.
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He is always on the lookout for new talent; beyond that, he is a guide, showing a younger generation how to grasp the bigger picture of the art form.
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Remove the arbitrary hiring freeze on both lateral transfers and the intake of new foreign service and civil service officers to maintain a smooth, predictable flow of new talent.
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Helping employees with their education debt is a great way to attract new talent, said John Samaan, senior vice president and head of human resources at Millennium Trust Company.
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A good stock price at least helps keep that new talent flowing in as Facebook looks to continue iterating its products and bring the rest of the world online.
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And I'd assert that Raisman and Douglas are special cases, in that US Olympic gymnasts rarely return for another go and rarely can keep up with the new talent.
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Our generation of chefs and restaurateurs altered the hierarchical nature of restaurants, made it truly American, front and back of the house, and welcomed new talent along the way.
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The expressive qualities of her work caught the attention of a patron, the banker Louis Hagen, who owned a film company and was looking to invest in new talent.
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Getting new talent to come to a city requires a mix of good amenities and affordable housing, according to Svenja Gudell, chief economist at real estate data firm Zillow.
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It has brought in new talent, and it has picked up some interesting new investments from strategic backers like Nikkei (one investment reported, and another unreported, from what I understand).
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Even more inspiring is that she's excited to be able to "pay it forward" by working with new talent and giving them the same chance that someone took on her.
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Patton, who splits time between Northern and Southern California, is the "creative fisherman" who seeks out new talent, while Werckman focuses more on the nuts and bolts of the business.
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Greg Castle (Anorak Ventures) and Peter Rojas (Betaworks) will discuss how early-stage investors have changed their approach to funding new talent and suggest ways founders can grab their attention.
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These are all important things for the drivers in the series, according to Rosenqvist, and are also a reason why the series keeps attracting new talent and big-name manufacturers.
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In particular, these 20 companies, spread across the U.S., have dramatically upped their number of open positions this month, indicated they're on a hiring spree and hungry for new talent.
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The company explains the goal with this change is to better feature new talent on the site, which sees more than 1,000 creators passing the 1,000 subscriber threshold every day.
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Of course, that'll mean you'll see lots of low-quality streams on YouTube once Stadia goes live, but there'll surely be some new talent that'll be discovered this way, too.
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Millennials agree that there's really just one thing companies could offer to both satisfy and retain their young employees and also attract new talent: Help paying back their student loans.
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In 21989, when she was about to go to college, she entered Hong Kong's New Talent Singing Awards, an annual televised contest on TVB, Hong Kong's equivalent of the BBC.
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"Amazing Stories" regularly showcased new talent, as in this animated episode, which was written and directed by Brad Bird ("The Incredibles") and featured character and art design by Tim Burton.
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Mr. Bourne's appointment comes as the auction house focuses more on the American market, and as Sotheby's hires new talent in an effort to challenge Phillips's dominance in watch auctions.
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During this exhilarating sea change new talent emerged, older talent was newly appreciated and the history of American art was suddenly up for grabs — and in dire need of rewriting.
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Kleiner bringing on the co-founder of one of these growing, next-generation funds may signal that the firm is ready to incorporate not only new talent, but new ideas.
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The NSGC is also working to recruit new talent by doing outreach in middle and high schools to let younger students know the field is an option in the future.
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It sprouted from a publicity project showcasing each letter of their namesake in fun, architectural GIF form, the purpose of which was to find new talent to join their team.
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Within most companies and industries, referrals are a main source of new talent, since current employees can attest to candidates' trustworthiness and the value they can add to the organization.
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In 2001, they'd also shown the original series of Popstars, meaning that for two years in the very early 21st century, British viewers watched a new talent search every few months.
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"He's an essential part of the new talent that will help lead the brand into the future," said Jordan, the six-time NBA champion and five-time league Most Valuable Player.
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These interdisciplinary civic spaces and co-working hubs are cropping up across the country from Seattle to Austin to Washington, DC, attracting new talent and people interested in solving local problems.
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Here are five factors that'll help determine how the history books (and imagine how many there'll be!) treat White House Chief of Staff John Kelly: Can he attract hefty new talent?
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Ford's acquiring both of these companies through its Smart Mobility LLC subsidiary, and the new companies bring new talent, which is also part of a general realignment of its Mobility group.
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" Netflix also credited new talent, such as Shonda Rhimes and Jenji Kohan, for their "proven track record of success" and for allowing Netflix to cut back "reliance on third-party studios.
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At City Ballet's New York Choreographic Institute, founded in 2000 to nurture new talent, only about a fifth of the participants who have come through its main program have been women.
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It's also paying more: Business Insider was first to report that Merrill Lynch hiked trainee financial advisers' starting salaries by $10,000 earlier this year as it looked to attract new talent.
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"Democrats cannibalize each other when they lose those seats and don't have new talent to fill them," said Daniel A. Smith, a professor of political science at the University of Florida.
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The student Universities expect an influx of new talent once residency visas for students are extended from one to five years -- and for academically "exceptional" students, as long as 28.9 years.
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Back in the Premier League for the first time since the 2015-4.93 season, Aston Villa is determined not to drop back into the Championship, spending $162.5 million on new talent.
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To attract new talent, the ATA reports that many carriers are now offering competitive benefit packages and salaries that far surpass the $44,500 mean annual wage the BLS reported last year.
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On April 18, the coffee shop tweeted that they were looking for new talent to join their barista team and left an email address where applicants could send in their resume.
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The momentum of the weekend was driven by new talent, as people seemed to interact with the same level of vivaciousness as they did when hip-hop perennials came on stage.
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That also means it might be harder to hire and recruit new talent because people are less willing to take a risk and leave their jobs at a time like this.
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Increasingly, these same firms are identifying new talent to provide to founders more attention, resources and support through the company-building process as a means to win access to top deals.
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"Our expansion across the U.S. has been crucial to finding great new talent, improving the services that people use every day, and investing in our business," Pichai wrote in the post.
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These consultants teach managers to deliver on differing workplace needs and skills across generations and attract new talent; it's particularly helpful for older generations trying to understand the digitally-savvy youth.
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As LinkedIn's senior vice president and chief people officer, Christina Hall is responsible for hiring and developing new talent as well as overseeing all of the company's benefit and employee programs.
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But Federer wonders about it, too, speculating that the current ranking points structure makes it harder for new talent to rise but also pointing out that the new wave lacks variety.
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They want to invest in talent that makes a differenceWhen it comes to investing in new talent, billionaires want to be seen as a patron of good ideas, according to Atti.
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When it comes to hiring new talent at the social network, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg uses a rule that is simple and straightforward: Don't hire someone you wouldn't work for yourself.
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With a more competitive tax code, companies also have the ability to acquire emerging technologies to expand into new markets or partner with digital startups to access new talent and expertise.
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That dearth of talent is most striking across six areas of expertise: To remedy this, employers are on the hunt for new talent — and they're looking both at home and abroad.
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Cody Rhodes is looking to staff up his new All Elite Wrestling organization with some killer new talent -- and tells TMZ Sports he thinks UFC fighters could be a real solid fit.
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" An undated press release on the Fenty Entertainment website describes the company as "a groundbreaking entertainment company, focused on cultivating new talent and developing TV and media platforms for promoting brand development.
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As data insights become an integral part of the diligence process for startup investing, firms like LSVP are tapping new talent, developing data-first investment theses or establishing funds reliant on algorithms.
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We must reform our immigration policies to limit abuses while welcoming those who bring new talent and energy, along with the desire to adopt American ideals and contribute to our nation's prosperity.
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Shay said Clark had since helped attract new talent, including Neil Bradley, executive vice president and chief policy officer, who joined in January 85033, and Michelle Russo, chief communications officer, in April.
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The sea of weird and wonderful classes now available has had most people contemplating at least one new talent or skill that they believe will make them more fit, limber or relaxed.
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Think about a bank or a retail company that has to react to a mobile app providing finance or retail business and needs to hire new talent to develop a competing app.
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XL executives were planning to release a compilation of the material, and, struck by her entrepreneurial spirit, they had offered her an artists-and-repertoire job, which involves scouting for new talent.
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Mr. Duffy first met Mr. Jacobs in 25, at the designer's graduation dinner from Parsons School of Design, when Mr. Duffy was a young executive at Reuben Thomas looking for new talent.
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By the time Mr. Schrott, a Uruguayan-born bass-baritone, won the top prize in Operalia in 1998, the competition had become the place where leading opera houses looked for new talent.
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But given the tight labor market and high cost of hiring new talent, organizations are finding that it's more cost-efficient to retrain current workers and develop talent from existing labor forces.
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Opportunities for funding, hiring new talent, or partnerships naturally filter through these personal relationships; often minorities and people of color don't have the same social networks and therefore can't access these opportunities.
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Developing your employees, actively recruiting top, new talent, refining processes and investing in new technologies are fundamental to fully maximizing the potential of your team's inherit strengths and unlocking its full potential.
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"We had to rebuild and revamp and regenerate and bring on new talent," said Dalton, who felt compelled to leave Auckland for Britain for a time to escape the news media scrutiny.
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And girls are more inclined to use technology to create something new, whether it be videos or coding projects; to discover a new talent or interest; or to connect to social issues.
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Music and video are perhaps the most obvious areas for finding new talent, but Ookbee — which has raised over $9 million from investors to date — is very much on board for content itself.
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The funds from its Series C round will be driven "back into the ecosystem" with new products and new talent, which Perret said they'll need if the fintech ecosystem keeps growing so rapidly.
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Read said the British company had appointed new leadership in the United States, merged agencies to better meet the needs of its clients and launched a hunt for new talent on Madison Avenue.
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"That said, Ryan has a lot of affection for Idol given the significance to his career, and it taps into the things he loves — a live show, pop music, discovering new talent, etc."
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When I took this photo, I realized that the major theme of CAB was showcasing new talent while also reminding attendees of the great stuff that wasn't necessarily given attention in the past.
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We can definitely highlight new talent and I think in the future we'll try to provide support to the folks who are making the content not just the folks who are in it.
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"That said, Ryan has a lot of affection for Idol given the significance to his career, and it taps into the things he loves — a live show, pop music, discovering new talent, etc."
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Nick Cannon tried to sign a bunch of new talent -- outside of 'AGT' -- through a mobile app he created and allegedly stole ... according to the guy who's now suing Nick for BIG money.
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He successfully recruited new talent to join the Breitbart team, some of whom were well-known and respected Capitol Hill reporters that brought with them the kind of credibility Breitbart had been lacking.
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Representative Ro Khanna of California, a first-term lawmaker elected over a veteran Democrat in 2016, said the party should consider becoming "more neutral" in future primary campaigns, to help attract new talent.
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Almost exactly a year after that Microsoft cash came in, in August 1998, Apple would release the iMac, an all-in-one, high-performance computer codesigned by Jobs and new talent Jonathan Ive.
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To stay ahead of the curve, he said, businesses need to make sure they're present in the communities where new talent is being grown, such as universities, technology hubs and start-up networks.
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"I feel very strongly if we want to inspire young people to be part of the winning Democratic coalition, you need to present them with some new talent and new leadership," he added.
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The genre's artistic epicenter was in the UK, as evidenced by the robust new talent coming almost entirely from the label Warp Records in Sheffield, which unknowingly became a true and proper hive.
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The organization has teamed up with companies ranging from oil giants such as Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron Corp to local beer maker Buffalo Bayou Brewing Co to attract new talent and technology projects.
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And in the process of that, the entertainment industry has seen that fan fiction is a great breeding ground for new talent and that it actually serves to promote the things that it's about.
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Spiegel lost multiple top executives in 2018, including his head of finance, chief strategy officer, head of sales, and president of hardware, but he says they're hiring and are excited about the new talent.
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When Amazon Launchpad began back in July 2015, the company stated that it was collaborating with over 25 venture capital firms, crowdfunding platforms and startup accelerators to draw in new talent onto the platform.
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But Doerr said that he would spend more of his time recruiting new talent to the firm and on mentoring upcoming Kleiner leaders such as Mike Abbott, Eric Feng, Wen Hsieh and Mood Rowghani.
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While many might not suspect it given that rock bands have historically been comprised of men, the genre has added a considerable amount of new talent in recent years, many of whom are women.
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The conversations actually led to a little bit of an involvement throughout the year, but now she will be working to craft the company's culture and help recruit new talent to the meditation app.
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But a new report from The New York Times Magazine veers toward placing the blame on "inexperienced pilots" and an industry that demands a constant stream of new talent to staff low-cost operations.
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That dynamic will have long-term consequences for the government, potentially leading to the ranks of the U.S. government being systematically depleted over time and unable to retain strong talent or attract new talent.
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If you want to up the anté on your drum solo or teach yourself a new talent, the Touchbeat Smart Drum Kit can turn your phone or tablet screen into a digital drum set.
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Pinterest right now focuses a lot on products — most of its content comes from businesses — but there are always new avenues to explore and new talent to pick up with expertise in those avenues.
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But the latest round of shows, which started Friday, spoke volumes, with several strong displays of energy, ideas and new talent that underscored why the British men's wear scene should not be discounted yet.
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The parallel is worth mentioning not only because the Netflix series invokes that time, but also in the way it discovers truly natural new talent, and addresses the issues faced by a gay teen.
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It was 2018, and the crew at the New Zealand-based visual effects studio Weta Digital was hard at work manufacturing Hollywood's hottest new talent, ahead of his big-screen debut a year later.
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In business school, you have whole classes dedicated to changing company cultures and managing change, and she has done that in such a masterful way, infusing the company with new talent, ideas, and innovative thinking.
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We need to bring in new talent, to nourish the talent, to allow it to flourish and to give us all the diversity of storytelling which is what the motion picture business is all about.
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According to the documents, Rihanna alleges that Fenty and another man named Moses Perkins used the name Fenty Entertainment — an alleged talent management company — to pose as Rihanna's managers and to bring in new talent.
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He said one of his first priorities is to strengthen the workforce by reaching out to academic and other centers to attract new talent and create professional "homes" for scientists who work at the FDA.
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"That said, Ryan has a lot of affection for Idol given the significance to his career, and it taps into the things he loves — a live show, pop music, discovering new talent," added the insider.
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Dr. Frenk announced that he intended to recruit new talent by creating 100 new chairs in time for the university's centennial anniversary, in 2025, said Margot S. Winick, an assistant vice president at the university.
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There's plenty of other new talent in the region to discover, like Sandra Mansour, a Lebanon-based designer who was raised in Switzerland, whose collection features several dresses that could easily cross over to bridal.
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In the episode, you'll hear from Hurd about how he's approaching the challenges of developing his cloud business and onboarding waves of new talent — and how his success at Oracle started with a career comeback.
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But even without a strike, pilots have previously told Business Insider that the lack of new talent coming to the contract airlines that Amazon works with means that service disruptions are likely on the way.
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Not only has the firm gained several major clients but, lawyers say, they can also attract new talent who want a high-profile gig without the high costs of living in places like San Francisco.
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Nadella has tried to make Microsoft more collaborative, both internally and with the company's competitors – and part of that effort included cultivating new talent, even as much of Microsoft's old guard departed for greener pastures.
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Recruiters are always looking for new talent: Wieden and Kennedy recruiters look for less-obvious candidates by following people's careers and encouraging other employees to send them stuff they love from the internet and beyond.
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"It's going to continue to drive new talent to the company," she said, "and help people who are eager to be a part of this continue to help us with everything we want to achieve."
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A hunky pianist with restless fingers and floppy hair, Donny can't book gigs at the nightclubs he used to play, as their piano benches are now filled with new talent, mostly men who didn't serve.
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"American Idol," a competition open to the public, launched the careers of singers such as Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson and Adam Lambert, aided by celebrity judges who alternately feuded and fawned over discovering new talent.
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While there are thousands of flowers to be found there, new tech-enabled companies are suggesting there might be other patches where new talent can be discovered, harvested and leveraged for corporate gain and viewer delight.
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Gaga (Stefani Germanotta) and Cooper have already gotten rave reviews for their performances in the upcoming romantic musical about a washed up musician who gets a second chance at life when he discovers a new talent.
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"There's no limit to the number of people who can start a start-up," said Jubbawy, arguing that the move to impose new limits on foreign visas could restrict new talent and prevent new business innovation.
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"We have a strong leadership team including veterans who helped make the business what it is today and new talent who are helping to drive the changes we're committed to making," Uber said in a statement.
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These programs give companies the benefit of dipping into new talent pools without having to convince potential hires to move to China (and also potentially luring them away from rivals like Amazon, Facebook, Google and Apple).
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Banbury described the "Orwellian admonitions and Carrollian logic" of the U.N. bureaucracy, where hiring new talent takes 213 days on average and is due to expand to more than one year under a new recruitment system.
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Gonella credited the increase to Congress's work on health care and taxes, in addition to the firm bringing on new talent, including a GOP staff director for the House Appropriations Committee, a policy adviser to Rep.
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AI is also an area that is ripe for acquisition: some of those big tech companies are also snapping up AI startups in order to pick up new talent and tap into what they've built already.
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"Part of our original thinking was there is always new talent, there are always new people," said Newt Gingrich, a former House speaker who in 1994 instituted a three-term limit for top Republican committee positions.
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The 2015 album "Dry Food" marked Ellen Kempner, the leader of the Boston-based indie-rock band Palehound, as a bright new talent to watch, with a winning combination of quick guitar instincts and languorous vocals.
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As a full-time freelancer, I often lean on other freelancers for help when things get a little busy around the office, and I frequently use sites like Upwork and Indeed when searching for new talent.
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He encourages professionals who are thinking about starting a job search to look at positions that offer bonus compensations because in today's market he says some employers are doing everything they can to attract new talent.
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Glassdoor analyzed its vast database of job listings and discovered that these 14 companies have dramatically upped their number of open positions this month, indicating that they're on a hiring spree and eager to secure new talent.
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During an interview with Good Morning America in October, the judges — who Perry dubbed "the dream team" — opened up about working together on Idol and revealed how they'll go about finding new talent during the audition process.
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It also reunites all four members of the original cast and adds some new talent (Rosario Dawson, Thomas Middleditch, Luke Wilson, and a superlative Zoey Deutch) for a tale about nothing in particular that's still pretty entertaining.
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Photo via Glory Kickboxing On a weekend where not a lot was happening in the MMA world, Glory returned to put on a top-notch card with enough recognizable names and new talent to keep things interesting.
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It will help Embark hire new talent for their engineering team, and add more trucks in order to help expand their test fleet across the U.S., with the aim of gearing up for a broad commercialized launch.
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Breaking this pattern by looking outside of predictable talent sources and seeking people with a broader range of professional and educational experiences will open new talent pipelines, oftentimes filled with potential employees from underrepresented communities in tech.
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With his years of experience and deep connections to most of the powers in the industry, he is expected to recruit new talent and develop a leadership bench to whom he can eventually turn the paper over.
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Here, Fouray, holed up in a hotel room sniffing cocaine, seeks out new talent while out on the floor, a famous rumble involving Ice Cube's crew Da Lench Mob — as seen in "Straight Outta Compton" — is recreated.
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"The culture inside of the company is going to have to be addressed so that [new talent are] going into a workplace where they're really being received and treated as valued members of the team," she said.
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Some investors believe it would be better for the role to go to an outsider with a more creative background who could attract new talent and improve programming across Viacom, which has been struggling with lagging ratings.
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In 1963, she discovered she had cancer of the liver and abdomen, but almost until her death, in June, 1966, she continued to go into the office and to travel on scouting trips, signing up new talent.
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According to Mathieu, companies want to recruit college seniors for a couple of reasons: first, they are rapidly expanding and regularly need a large crop of fresh hires, and second, they want first dibs on new talent.
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In an interview with Good Morning America last month, the judges — who Perry dubbed "the dream team" — opened up about working together on American Idol and revealed how they'll go about finding new talent during the audition process.
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The singer/songwriter has been writing songs since she was a teenager and just one listen makes it easy to understand why her native country has loaded her down with "one to watch" and "best new talent" awards.
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In an interview with Good Morning America last month, the judges — who Perry dubbed "the dream team" — opened up about working together on American Idol, and revealed how they'll go about finding new talent during the audition process.
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There are external efforts underway to help create more of these polyglot deep learning pros, including at online educational firms like Udacity, but new talent isn't rolling in fast enough from outside sources, traditional and non-traditional alike.
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In an interview with Good Morning America last month, the judges — who Perry dubbed "the dream team" — opened up about working together on American Idol, and revealed how they'll go about finding new talent during the audition process.
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Simon Cowell is up to his old tricks with all new talent -- after doing some digging and putting together a few puzzle pieces ... we're certain you're looking at the first shots of his next group of young hitmakers.
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Getting its stock price up — with positive news, and not just reports that it might get acquired — is critical to attract new talent and keep it as it tries to figure out how to continue building its business.
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He added that Appknox is keen to establish a U.S. testing base in the future, but for now it is in talks to build relationships with universities in the U.S. and Singapore to help tap into new talent.
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Tomorrow's Warriors and similar nonprofit organizations in London, such as Kinetika Bloco, have helped bring new talent to jazz and have nurtured many of the scene's breakout names, including Garcia and Shabaka Hutchings, who also plays the saxophone.
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For FaZe Clan, one of the dominant esports franchises in popular culture, the game show is a chance to find new talent and extend the reach of its entertainment studio, gaming teams and fashion line onto another platform.
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He puts these to good use not only in his professional illustration practice, but also as the co-founder of Orange Milk Records, where he scouts new talent, art directs album packages, and also releases his own music.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez showed off a new talent this weekend, taking to the stage with the Resistance Revival Chorus after a day of events in Queens, NY, meant to promote awareness of climate change and the Green New Deal.
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"We are in manufacturing country and manufacturers are expanding their wages to attract workers in our area—it continues to be a challenge as we try to retain and recruit new talent, especially for our catering arm," Rammel says.
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Finding new talent and inspiring the next generation To help attract and retain millennial talent like Mitchell to live, work and hopefully launch new ventures in Atlanta, the city's Chamber of Commerce launched a campaign called ChooseATL in 2015.
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Certainly finding talent and recruiting has also been a major use case for LinkedIn well before Microsoft bought the company, and the new Talent tool is about providing a direct integration with Microsoft's HR management functionality in Dynamics 365.
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That risk-taking, experimental environment that allowed all these burgeoning creators with shows on big networks like Comedy Central and HBO to establish their voice and garner their initial followings continues to churn out new talent all the time.
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We picked up some of our very best and brightest managers shortly after the 2008 downturn, so remember to keep your eyes open and invest in new talent to ensure you pick up some of your future all-stars.
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"[The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund] is globally recognized by editors and retailers as a source for new talent and for jumpstarting the careers of important American designers," Steven Kolb, president and CEO of the CFDA, said in a statement.
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For nearly four decades, Michiko Kakutani, who has decided to step down as chief book critic of The New York Times, has anointed new talent, charted the peaks and valleys of literary careers and memorialized writers when they're gone.
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"I was supposed to do the MA with Professor Louise Wilson but she put me up for the job with Kanye," recalls Hedlund, referring to the late Professor who was renowned for her unerring ability to spot new talent.
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Theoretically, a little-known band getting a shot at a behemoth like Metallica should be a good thing, because it shakes things up, and shows that the Grammy voters are willing to look past the brand names and reward new talent.
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Through its Data Science Federation, the City of Los Angeles is partnering with local colleges and universities to accelerate its use of data-driven tools at the same time that it's creating a pipeline to bring new talent into local government.
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Through CMT's "Listen Up franchise we can be a filter for thousands of fans looking for great new talent and giving those artists the opportunity to connect with new fans," Leslie Fram, SVP Music Strategy and Talent at CMT, tells PEOPLE.
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The intrigue: Bilbao is flush with cash (200 million euros in reserves) and could certainly use some new talent, but unlike almost every team it competes against, the club has strict rules about who that money can be spent on.
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"This will make it harder for NASA to engage and recruit the kids who want to be a part of the industry and cultivate new talent," Justin Kugler, Director of Education Programs at the Foundation for International Space Education, told Gizmodo.
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But if there's one thing the tech industry is good at, it's recognizing the power of extraordinary people, and tech companies have started to tap into a new talent source that will bolster them for the next big innovations ahead.
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Cavallo says that transforming a company into a women-led, parent-friendly one that now offers paid paternity leave, more flexible working arrangements, and a new "Talent and Culture" department is boring compared to the salacious tales of sexual harassment.
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Instead of bringing new talent to the network and turning them into real celebrities — your Snookis, your Carson Dalys — they're left chasing after existing internet commodities with the hope that some of their teen legitimacy will rub off on the network.
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McKinsey consultants are known for their drive, but the company offers employees the chance to take as much as 10 weeks off between projects and is always on the hunt for new talent, including analysts, data architects and of course, consultants.
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A lot of new talent was recognized as Lizzo, Billie Eilish, and Lil Nas X led the pack for the 62nd annual ceremony, which will air live from Los Angeles&apos Staples Center on January 26, 2020 at 8 p.m.
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Though she'd returned to Hong Kong at 19 to pursue a singing career after winning the New Talent Singing Awards, a star-making talent show on Hong Kong TV, she held onto the values she'd grown up with in Canada.
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Mark Read, a softly-spoken veteran of the world's biggest advertising group, said turning around WPP would take time as he sells assets, halts acquisitions and brings in new talent at its storied agencies such as JWT, Ogilvy and Y&R.
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They, too, are looking at these certification programs to not just certify that a potential employee knows these projects inside-out, but also to help develop a new talent pool by offering a clear curriculum for getting started with them.
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More must be done to encourage apprenticeships and vocational education and promote innovative private-sector workforce development programs that address glaring skills gaps, attract new talent and meet the immediate and long-term workforce demands of industry and the marketplace.
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Sometimes, that allows the company to find undiscovered, exciting new talent (as with Stranger Things' Duffer brothers), but it mostly results in lots of deals like the Rhimes pact, in which an established talent arrives to offer Netflix a frisson of legitimacy.
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Bring in the best, brightest, and most driven from around the world; educate them or their children at its universities; then watch them start companies, succeed wildly, give back to their alma maters, and recruit new talent as the virtuous cycle began again.
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The platform has an oft-stated interest in discovering and featuring new talent, most prominently on its Fresh Finds playlist, which uses natural language processing to crawl music blogs and check their recommendations against the listening patterns of 50,000 "early adopter" Spotify users.
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When scouting for new talent in the future, hiring managers will no longer view emotional intelligence as an added bonus among candidates, but as a basic requirement because it influences how self-aware a person is in their interactions with other colleagues.
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The way I would look at that show is we really wanted to have a place to expose new music, expose new points of view, expose new talent and have a party you could literally go to — but also go to across platforms.
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Weiner all but admitted as much in his memo to employees: "Imagine a world where we're not pressured to compromise on long-term investment, hesitant to disrupt ourselves, or hamstrung in the way we can reward and acquire new talent," he wrote.
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She has already claimed places at two institutions that pride themselves on nurturing new talent, as associate conductor at the Los Angeles Philharmonic and music director of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra in England, where she started her tenure last month.
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So we're trying to tap all the different areas that can bring forward lots of new talent and get all the players on the field that quite frankly have been left too much on the sidelines as we've been building companies here.
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The breadth of the intricate system that propagated these artists is exemplified when art dealer Samuel Kootz engages critics Greenberg and Meyer Schapiro to jury "New Talent 1950," at his Madison Avenue Gallery, positioning Kootz at the forefront of promoting the Abstract Expressionists.
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Amp said it recruits new talent based on the quality of their content rather than follower count, hiring creators with just a few thousand fans and growing their audiences to more than a million followers by cross-promoting across its existing creator channels.
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In addition, Feature was one of the great feeder galleries of the late-20th century: The kind of place whose discovery of new talent has long been essential to the operation of the big galleries that are in turn essential to the fairs.
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"If the Government can position the UK as having a more favourable regulatory environment and separate it from the red tape of European regulation, then we may see the UK win back its crown and attract new talent to the sector," Melis said.
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Love's Editor-in-Chief Katie Grand is known for having a superb eye for new talent, often placing models on her cover mere months before they become international sensations (Cara Delevingne and her iconic eyebrows, anyone?), and Lily-Rose looks poised to be no exception.
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Helping employees with their education debt is a great way to attract new talent, said John Samaan, senior vice president and head of human resources at Millennium Trust Co. The financial services firm began offering its employees student loan assistance a few months ago.
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These two issues launched a new era at DC, and the company quickly embraced initiatives like finding new talent overseas, producing comics meant strictly for adults, giving real creative control for top writers to follow their muses, and making permanent changes to major characters.
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However, the team may go after some new talent — they will own the No. 1 overall pick in the 2017 NFL draft, and may use that opportunity to pick up a QB. Houston reportedly has their eye on another free agent quarterback: Tony Romo.
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Microsoft is also announcing a tool for HR pros called Dynamics 365 for Talent, which gives Dynamics 365 ERP users, the ability to search for new talent directly from LinkedIn's Recruiter and Learning solutions, and manage employees from recruitment throughout their time with company.
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She was coming from a modeling convention where she had helped her agent spot new talent; he was coming from the Public Theater production of "The Merchant of Venice," starring Al Pacino, for whom Mr. Roche also works as a driver and an assistant.
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In the introduction, Andy Heath, chairman of UK Music, said that though it has been a "fantastic time for music makers and for consumers" it is becoming increasingly difficult for new talent due to the "sheer quantity of music out there in a crowded marketplace".
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The pre-determined contracts and revenue shares are intended to draw in new talent with a more equitable — and longer term — revenue stream than the upfront payments that are a part of most streaming contract, according to Ficto co-founder and chief executive, Mike Esola.
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The Coretta Scott King/John Steptoe New Talent Author Award went to "The Sun Is Also a Star," by Nicola Yoon, and the Laura Ingalls Wilder Award for a substantial and lasting contribution to literature for children was given to the poet Nikki Grimes.
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It will also curtail our ability to attract new talent from around the world, many of whom increasingly will choose to migrate to other countries with more equitable policies, such as Canada, Australia and Singapore, rather than endure prolonged uncertainty and discriminatory U.S. rules.
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Known as the first place to stock styles by the likes of John Galliano and Alexander McQueen, the store has maintained its reputation for supporting new talent by, for example, collaborating on a capsule collection in 2018 with the London-based American designer Michael Halpern.
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Of course, KPMG and its internship program is likely well-known to accounting students, but its program and others like it on the Top 100 list can inspire other students and recent grads to better understand the range of companies committed to recruiting new talent.
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Photos by Kyle Kramer Austin's South by Southwest festival is now 30 years old, and it's never had more brand recognition than it does today, when it's known as an incubator for new talent and the top event for the most draining types of industry networking.
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That&aposs partly due to the seemingly never-ending waves of new talent such as Julian Brandt and Timo Werner, who have both emerged since then, as well as the World Cup debut of Marco Reus, who would have played in 2014 if not for injury.
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Earlier this week, YouTube announced it would begin showcasing new talent on a weekly basis on its Trending section, while last year it rolled out a new Creator Hub, benefits program, improved support, and others tools, and launched a social network of sorts with YouTube Community.
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Imagine a world where we're not pressured to compromise on long-term investment, hesitant to disrupt ourselves, or hamstrung in the way we can reward and acquire new talent due to stock price concerns, but consistently investing intelligently toward the realization of our mission and vision.
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In its list of apologies, Riot included players and prospective new employees, signaling that it sees these accounts and its diminishing reputation as a leader in the games industry as potentially having a negative impact on its bottom line and its ability to hire new talent.
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But now, fueled by new talent in the form of new singer Ras Bom, Diamond Head are back in the eye of the storm and Noisey needs to know – is the new 'un as good as Lightning To The Nations... or does it have to be?
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While the mid to late 00s saw Britain flooded with sappy guys wailing sad jams for basic couples and their slow dances, the solo songwriter is an altogether more versatile prospect these days—one that's seen an influx of new talent explore entirely more experimental worlds.
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Untitled (Ford Focus Owner's Manual) It is impossible to predict what the arrival of this massive new talent will do to the literary scene, but I must say after all the realism — hysterical and otherwise — of the last two decades, it is refreshing to see surrealism ascendant.
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Other Grab rivals, including well-funded logistics startup NinjaVan, food delivery companies Deliveroo and FoodPanda, bike-sharing startups, and even the likes of Facebook, WeWork, Google and Netflix are understood to have hastily arranged interviews with Uber's departing Southeast Asia staff in a bid to suck up new talent.
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Sight Unseen Offsite, the show produced by the former ID magazine editors Monica Khemsurov (at left) and Jill Singer (right), may attract only a fraction of the visitors expected at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, but those who know design consider it a must-see for new talent.
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Impressive enough (Fanning does perform in the film, but we don't get to see any of that in this clip), she begins her ascension to pop punk princess, and goes through the various stages of eager new talent: rehearsals, photoshoots, hangovers, freak-outs, parties, and sell-out performances.
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In the annual "New Talent" issue of Art in America (216), Foy, whose work was included, stated: My working materials are quite limited–generally a hard pencil and untoned paper … Nor do I work in a fervid emotional state but rather clinically, as a surgeon might, with sharp instruments.
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It has been quite a contrast in 2017: new talent grabbing the most important trophies in the women's game while the old guard has hoarded all the biggest prizes in the men's game, with the 31-year-old Nadal and 36-year-old Roger Federer each winning two.
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Rolling Loud's New York debut in part was going to be a showcase for new talent from the city, but the N.Y.P.D.'s request laid waste to that section of the lineup, preventing some of the most promising young New York rappers from performing at a signature hometown festival.
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Mr. Stein's resignation will likely roil the literary world, where he is a widely respected figure, regarded by many as a champion of new talent, including some women writers, and celebrated as an editor whose critical eye has helped define and shape the landscape of contemporary American fiction.
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Laura Walker, president and CEO of New York Public Radio (which includes WNYC Studios), said in the announcement: Public radio has been at the vanguard of audio innovation and podcasting, bringing in new listeners, experimenting with new forms and topics, fostering engagement and community, and cultivating new talent in the industry.
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Chris Cichon is one of the coaches for WAKO's Team USA and it's his job to not only train the fighters and get them ready for international competition—in the upcoming Pan Am tournaments for example—but also scout out new talent and develop the best fighters the U.S. can offer.
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Question: I just received my performance review and my manager told me that I am not spending enough time building my network and that if I want to continue to grow at my company it's important that I focus on this both for business development and for hiring new talent.
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Anglo-American capitalism can be harsh in many ways, but because free markets are receptive to new talent and cheap labor, they have spawned the kind of societies, pragmatic and relatively open, where immigrants can thrive, the very kind that rulers of more closed, communitarian, autocratic societies tend to despise.
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Though Singleton had focused more on producing and directing for television in recent years, the six films he made in his first decade of work (from 1991-2001), showcase a filmmaker of variety and intelligence, skilled at telling stories on canvases big and small, with an unerring eye for new talent.
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That new talent will be joining a small but noteworthy team: two of the co-founders, Chatrath and Dr. Dongho Kim (CTO), are both early and core employees of VocalIQ, an AI startup acquired by Apple just 13 months after launch (its tech is being used to build the next generation of Siri).
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Using J.J. Abrams' approach — he brought Star Wars back, bringing back some of the old players like Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher, and yet complimenting them with some new talent — that was really the model here and so we brought back most of the principles, but then also introduced some new characters.
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It wasn't just that the titans of Kishida and McLean had been revealed to be fallible; it was that there was a flood of new talent populating tournament top 8's, tangible proof that there was exciting new blood and new possibilities around every corner, doing things no one had seen before.
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It has to balance the need for economic growth and redistribution, the need to take care of those who have been left behind without burdening future generations, the need for free-flowing borders to attract new talent and ideas, and the need to prevent people from feeling like strangers in their own homes.
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The last year especially has seen a robust collection of new talent committed to the genre's core principles, more inheritors of the moody trances of the Weeknd or the tense sketches of Frank Ocean than of the muscular sensualists like Usher and Mary J. Blige, who have thrived in the hip-hop era.
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Reading Freshwater, the extraordinary debut novel from Akwaeke Emezi, feels like watching the beginning of something big: The book is so shivery, so electric, that the first coherent thought you can put together as you read is that you're watching a major new talent beginning to carve out a space for herself.
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While Burial lacked Untrue's cohesion and clarity of vision, its highlights—the shuddering "Gutted," the piping synth decay of "Distant Lights" and "U Hurt Me," a few pleasing ambient workouts scattered throughout—were the signal of a new talent in dubstep, a subgenre of dance music that was at that point largely a UK concern.
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Despite the fact that the band got its start in New York City and later relocated to Staten Island, all but Whipple have put down roots in Philadelphia, a city that any casual listener of current rock music will tell you has become a sweltering hot bed for new talent over the past few years.
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In a city whose nightlife is increasingly under attack from outside forces, Radar is a sanctuary of energy, optimism and risk, intent on building a community by fostering and championing new talent, regardless of age, ethnicity, experience or genre (although you get the feeling they're unlikely to announce an acoustic folk show any time soon).
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Abandoned for over 2628 years, now newly taken over by Ford Motor Company as the center of its "New Mobility" campus and hub of operations, it is a vessel for new talent wanting to work in an urban community and in turn help resuscitate Corktown, one of the many hollowed-out neighborhoods of Detroit.
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These include a national push to encourage new talent by training more coaches and building indoor soccer fields across Iceland, the maturation of a core group of players who have played together since boyhood, the development of a tight and disciplined defensive game to combat stronger opponents, and no small amount of good fortune.
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Although Gaga made a TV foray into the bloody confines of the "American Horror Story" franchise, there's far more dimension -- not to mention singing -- in this update of the familiar showbiz cautionary tale, about a star who discovers and woos a fresh new talent, only to see her light ascending even as his fades.
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And rather than visiting individual galleries — and perhaps discovering new talent — collectors are focusing on market-tested trophy works carried by major dealers; are sometimes buying from Instagram or other online images without seeing the work in person; and are less willing to gamble on the emerging artists represented by small and midsize galleries.
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Most of all, sources close to the situation said it wants a no-drama CEO who is capable of attracting capital (Uber needs to fundraise again soon); will be able to take the company public (look to 2019); and also will be able to attract new talent for the many open top jobs at Uber.
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The Los Angeles-based syndicated podcasting platform — which counts athletes, politicians, talk radio and reality television stars like Adam Carolla, Shaquille O'Neal, Steve Austin, Kaitlyn Bristowe, Dan Patrick, Spencer and Heidi Pratt, Jim Harbaugh, Ladygang, Dr. Drew, Chael Sonnen, Rich Eisen and Barbara Boxer — is angling to get insight into potential new talent through the venture.
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Upset by how they think gallerists work — "almost like vampires, finding new talent, churning out objects, getting as much money as they can and, as soon as it stops selling, getting rid of the designers," Swafford says — the duo opened Annex on the Lower East Side, to celebrate an insular group of makers supporting one another.
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" Ms. de Beer, Mr. Fairouz and Mr. Ignatius began work on the opera in early 2014, after the Dutch National Opera's director, Pierre Audi, offered Ms. de Beer carte blanche to develop a commission for its 2017 Opera Forward Festival, the second edition of an annual festival devoted to "new works, new talent and new initiatives.
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Most of all, sources close to the situation said Uber wants a no-drama CEO who is capable of attracting capital (the obscenely funded startup needs to fundraise again soon); will be able to take the company public (look to 2019); and also will be able to attract new talent for the many open top jobs at Uber.
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Bringing on fresh blood on the tech side Several of Goldman's recent deals have also been dubbed so-called "acqui-hires," meaning that they helped bring in new talent on the tech side for Goldman Sachs at a time when many top students coming out of college and business school are looking for jobs in Silicon Valley instead of Wall Street.
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Startups like Wattpad and Tongal (for directors and cinematographers), and new financing platforms like Legion M (for producing features), are aiming to elevate new talent and provide what the companies hope will be built-in audiences for successful new programming on platforms like Netflix, Apple and others — and the hundreds of networks that are vying for attention in an increasingly fragmented media landscape.
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Gavin Rossdale, lead singer and guitarist of the alt-rock band Bush and ex-husband of Gwen Stefani, will be coaching contestants on The Voice UK. "I've always been extremely proud to fly the flag for British rock music and I can't wait to join this incredible panel and help discover some new talent," Rossdale said in a statement released to People.
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While Babyface continued to focus on songwriting, eventually heading his own way professionally, Reid was more interested in signing and developing new talent, and he worked his way through the corporate side of the industry, eventually moving to New York to take over at LaFace's parent company, Arista, and, then, when he was let go there, moving to Island Def Jam.
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In addition to mocking DJs and their indescribable ways on social media, I recently discovered a new talent: using your birthday, some random-ass star constellations, and unexplainable mercury shit to predict the future of your clubbing life, including what festival you'll impulsively book a flight to next, and which talent agent you'll have a one-night stand with in Barcelona.
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE's (D-Mass.) office in June, adding new talent to the environmental heavyweight.
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While the risks it took weren't always winners, the show was often innovative in genuinely surprising ways — to say nothing of fact that the people making it, from directors like Olatunde Osunsanmi (Star Trek: Discovery, Falling Skies) and Roxann Dawson (Star Trek, The Americans, House of Cards) to a writers room full of rising new talent, was a truly diverse and adventurous crew of creatives.
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Photo courtesy of Flickr/Marìa Helena Carey These initiatives have produced some insightful developments: innovation funds within agencies; the creation of the White House Data and Digital Cabinets; United States Digital Services, 18F, and the Presidential Innovation Fellows; evidence-based policy conversations; the use of prizes and challenges; small, critical changes in technology procurement processes; and the attraction and recruitment of new talent to government.
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