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Temporary management : the adequate answer to various circumstances Using external managerial expertise is the adequate answer to various circumstances, such as: - Facing an emergency (temporary incapacitation of a “key” executive, managing a hostile take-over bid…)
- Temporarily beefing up a job or a position (assisting the HR director in a lay-out plan, adding up resources in the Corporate Secretarial team following an acquisition or a restructuring, setting up and managing a data room… - Managing a project requiring specific skills and experience, not immediately available in the corporation when requested (implementation of a new financial or management accounting system, remuneration scheme and incentives, Information Technology…) - Covering a request that has been identified as appropriate, but deemed temporary (managing the consequences of a restructuring or a merger, delivering economies of scale and cost reduction following a merger, opening a branch or a subsidiary in France or abroad, ending a product line or closing an outlet…)
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