Interview with Jim Gitney about Group50’s Five Consulting Practices
Interview with Jim Gitney about Group50’s Five Consulting Practices
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April 18, 2014
Group50 focuses on elevating the strategic execution performance for its clients in 5 practice areas which are covered in this interview with Jim Gitney, the CEO of Group50 Consulting.
– Strategic Execution
– Organizational Development
– Manufacturing and Distribution
– Global Initiatives
– Exit Planning and Transition Readiness
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