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Boyden World Makes Key Appointments [Manufacturing Close - Up]
(Manufacturing Close - Up Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Boyden has further strengthened its team with key talent announcements.
Deborah Gordon, a leadership development and organizational effectiveness expert, has been appointed as Boyden's Chief Learning & Development Officer and Breck Armstrong has been promoted to Chief Information Officer.
According to a release, Gordon, in her newly created position, will be focused on firm-wide learning and development as well as business improvement including client service, delivery excellence, and talent acquisition and retention. She will report to Trina Gordon, President & CEO of Boyden World Corp.
"Deborah's role will be a great asset to Boyden as we build out our industry-leading position as a client centric provider," said Trina Gordon. "She brings us an impressive track record in global breadth, client service innovation, training & development and executive coaching."
Deborah Gordon has spent a significant part of her career at General Electric Company, holding a variety of executive positions including Program Leader in Executive Education at GE Crotonville - John F. Welch Leadership Development Center. In addition, she was Vice President, Training & Organizational Effectiveness in a division of GE Capital. Jack Welch, the former CEO of GE, deemed a number of her process improvements as "best practices".
Prior to joining Boyden, Gordon owned her own successful consulting practice focusing on leadership development, talent management and executive coaching. Previously, she was a member of the human resources leadership team at Deloitte, where she built and led the regional professional development group.
In addition, in naming Armstrong as CIO, Boyden has further upped its commitment to client service through its global information technology services, global team integration and knowledge sharing platforms. Through his consultancy, Armstrong has managed Boyden's IT systems since 2007.
"Breck has played an important role in Boyden's IT development and his appointment as CIO reflects his dedication to stellar results," said Gray Hollett, Boyden's Chief Marketing Officer. "Our IT systems and operations are critical and Breck's leadership via his consultancy will ensure we maintain best practice in client service and multinational expansion through superior information and knowledge management technologies."
Boyden is a company focusing on the executive search industry with more than 65 offices in over 40 countries.
More information:
boyden.com
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