Security wants a champion in every squad. What makes that programme survive past the first quarter?

Champions programmes die as mailing lists with a name. Survivors protect the time, pay in career currency, keep the job description tiny, and measure outcomes rather than attendance.

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Champions programmes die as mailing lists with a name. Survivors protect the time, pay in career currency, keep the job description tiny, and measure outcomes rather than attendance.

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