Strong collaborations between general counsels and chief human resources officers have become more critical than ever over the past several years. Interviews with GCs and CHROs across several industries highlight six traits of these successful partnerships. This article was originally published on the web site of Heidrick & Struggles.
Authors' profiles: Lisa B. Baird, Partner, Lee Hanson, Vice Chair, Victoria S. Reese, Partner, Heidrick & Struggles.
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