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Cultivating An Image Of Success and attract the largest share of investment. Within the next 3 years more than half of the executives surveyed expect to get more than half of their revenue from abroad.Style, poise and flair are qualities that are difficult to define, but easy to spot. Everyone knows someone who is graced with them, and, chances are, that person is at or on the way to the top of his or her profession.Certainly a winning image isn’t the only factor that determines career success, but it is an important component. In today’s highly competitive business world the quest for corporate advancement is complicated by the changing nature of the workplace.Diversity, job mobility and internati Huge Optimism delivers investment Top line growth will be a higher priority than cost control for most executives throughout 2007. Spending will be targeted at the front office first and foremost: sales and marketing are the areas of the business to receive the greatest share of the investment. Globally, China and India continue to grab headlines and attract the largest share of investment. Within the next 3 years more than half of the executives surveyed expect to get more than half of their revenue from abroad. Huge G Optimism delivers investment Top line growth will be a higher priority than cost control for most executives throughout 2007. Spending will be targeted at the front office first and foremost: sales and marketing are the areas of the business to receive the greatest share of the investment. Globally, China and India continue to grab headlines and attract the largest share of investment. Within the next 3 years more than half of the executives surveyed expect to get more than half of their revenue from abroad. Huge Optimism delivers investment Top line growth will be a higher priority than cost control for most executives throughout 2007. Spending will be targeted at the front office first and foremost: sales and marketing are the areas of the business to receive the greatest share of the investment. Globally, China and India continue to grab headlines and attract the largest share of investment. Within the next 3 years more than half of the executives surveyed expect to get more than half of their revenue from abroad. Huge Globally, China and India continue to grab headlines and attract the largest share of investment. Within the next 3 years more than half of the executives surveyed expect to get more than half of their revenue from abroad. Huge Huge Growth Demand and supply issues dominate the CEO’s agenda: by 2010 India alone is expected to have some 500 million middle class people. Supplying the increased demand is a huge opportunity and a challenge and many firms are struggling to keep pace with demand. In addition, rising volume of trade within emerging markets (rather than merely between developed and developing markets) is putting added pressure on infrastructure. The notoriously poor transport networks within developing countries remain a major challenge and transport providers need to invest in putting domestic transport solutions inside China and India to allow these economics to develop and to allow consumers to consume. Increasing Competiti
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