Robin Hoyle: "The most important part of strategy is what you're not going to do"

Robin Hoyle

Huthwaite International

Head of Learning Innovation at Huthwaite International

Robin Hoyle: “The most important part of strategy is what you’re not going to do”

By Robin Hoyle

Tags: Behavioural Change, Interviews

Robin Hoyle talks to GivebackUK about the importance of a training and learning strategy.

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