Posts Tagged "Novos"

Race for Tech Talent is on – and so is Keeping Them

April 12, 2013 – 12:58 pm

Research suggests the majority of mergers and acquisitions fall short of achieving their strategic objectives. So why is Yahoo! acquired so many startups? By Frieda Edgette (Founder, Novos) Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer is making headlines again. As part of its growth strategy, Yahoo! is racing to bring on tech talent by acquiring small startups. Research [...]

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How to Create a High-Performing and Fitting Culture

March 19, 2013 – 9:00 am

Leveraging your unique vision, values and resiliency to craft a culture right for you. By Frieda Edgette (Founder, Novos) With the mainstream media and blogosphere abuzz the past few weeks of women tech executives (thank you Marissa and

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