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Home > News > May 2007 > 18 May 2007 New research to be launched at leadership conferenceThe Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) is launching new research investigating leadership transitions at its Leadership Conference on the 6 June, 2007. Based on the research findings from a survey conducted by Development Dimensions International (DDI), the CIPD says it will highlight the most important issues on the leadership agenda and will show that the support given to individuals moving into leadership roles is often ineffective. Simon Mitchell, director, Development Dimensions International, who authored the research for the CIPD will be speaking at the event and will examine the research, showing how career transitions affect individuals and the organisations in which they work. The CIPD says the conference will:
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