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What top skills should a business leader have?

SCORE helps businesses succeed. Based on working with many small businesses and my own history, here are the top skills I believe a business leader must have.

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New Zealand needs to 'destroy' tall poppy syndrome - Jamie Beaton

Entrepreneur Jamie Beaton founded education mentoring enterprise Crimson Education at the age of 17. What are your hopes for the new Government? The New...

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4 Effective Strategies On How To Be An Inclusive Mentor!

January presents a commemorative opportunity to celebrate and recognize the impacts of mentoring. In this article, gain four strategies to excel as inclusive mentors.

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6 Compelling Reasons Your Company Needs A Mentorship Program

Mentorship programs have compelling benefits—and have new significance based on today’s challenges of attracting, retaining, engaging and developing people.

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Toolkit for better civic leadership

B.PAC aims to build a network of candidates collaborating with civil society organisations to address civic issues, endorsing suitable candidates for elections. B.CLIP provides a platform for passionate citizens to enter public service, advocating for transparency and accountability in the political system.

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BBC News at Six

around the cost of living, but there can be no excuses for taking our children out of school for holidays. so no backing away from fining parents for term time holidays. the lockdowns were the biggest disruption to children's lives in generations. there's evidence it's fundamentally shifted attitudes towards going to school, and there isn't a simple solution to that. labour is popping up now with its plans as an election looms. parents pay a pound a day at this breakfast club. the school makes sure it's free for any struggling families. there is evidence this helps learning and attendance. so does mentoring for families, which the government has extended. what shall we do now? what's harder is to rebuild the belief in school every day. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. the leader of plaid cymru, rhun ap iorwerth, has called for wales to be given more powers to create different tax bands similar to scotland.

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Two local mentors share how they are helping the youth of the community

KENNEWICK, Wash. - January is National Mentoring Month. This annual campaign raises awareness about the value of mentoring and how it can shape someone's life. Two local mentors who have

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BBC News

mental health issues, the cost—of—living crisis aren't helping. this report suggests parents' attitudes have shifted. almost a third agreed the pandemic showed going every day was not essential. to repair the missing link between school and families, it suggests mental health support for every school, expanding the use of mentors forfamilies, creating a right to sport for secondary pupils, to have five hours of extra activities every week. also looking at how fines are working and investing in youth clubs. some of the solutions can be quite straightforward. it's not necessarily wholesale reform, so i think government needs to think about kind of the wider offer and schools need to be thinking about building a really constructive relationship because parents and schools both have the children's interest front of mind. the government has tried mentoring in a few areas and may extend it.

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Breakfast

also, looking at how fines are working and investing in youth clubs. some of the solutions can be quite straightforward. it's not necessarily wholesale reform. so i think government needs to think about kind of the wider offer and schools need to be thinking about building a really constructive relationship, because parents and schools both have the children's interest front of mind. the government has tried mentoring in a few areas and may extend it. labour will set out its plans this week. school absence isn't simple. many reasons lie behind it. but everyone agrees parents play a key role. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. take a look at this. a rare white—tailed eagle, which hasn't been seen in wales since the 16th century, has been spotted in the north of the country. yes. pharma rhodrijones is very

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