Navigate the Pandemic With a Flexible Talent Strategy Executive Briefing

Author(s): Evan Hughes, Catherine Schroeder, Elysca Fernandes, Christine Penhale

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This executive briefing consists of a high-level overview of the importance of learning efforts in spite of complex challenges. This document includes:

  • A summary of the benefits of a flexible talent strategy.
  • McLean & Company insights.
  • Required steps to navigate the pandemic with a flexible talent strategy.

Use this briefing to make the case for a different approach to learning and development practices.

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