Campbell Reed interviewed senior R&D leader Martijn Stork about AI, supply chain volatility, and R&D transformation.
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How will AI, changing consumer behaviour and supply chain volatility reshape the future of R&D? Full interview: https://lnkd.in/ejGdrdcq As part of our continued intervi…
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Campbell Reed
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- Staffing and Recruiting
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- Welwyn Garden City, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
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Campbell Reed is a globally recognised search firm. We consult and manage assignments internationally across board, executive, non-executive and senior management levels. Together, the founding directors have over 27 years of experience in placing people across the globe. Our clients span from leading global enterprises, to small and medium sized businesses. We recognise that each business type has unique needs and challenges and we tailor our service accordingly. We place a high value on creating trust-based, lasting relationships with our clients and throughout the wider industry. Our aim is to provide our clients with the service excellence expected from larger firms, with the agility, creativity and care that a boutique firm provides.
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