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Posted: Wednesday, April 16, 2008, 4:44PM
Published in: Edition 13 (April 2008)

Opinion: Personally speaking

Today’s procurement leaders must look high and low for the talent necessary to gain a competitive edge. But, says Volker Pyrtek, the changing role of procurement means that a personal approach to recruitment will ultimately pay dividends.

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