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CPI/New
Options Group
Regional Headquarters:
913 Ridgebrook Road
Suite 304
Sparks, MD 21152
800-785-1377
410-785-1370
410-785-1374 fax
Other
Locations:
Maryland
Baltimore/Bethesda/Rockville
Washington,
DC
Virginia
Tyson's Corner/Arlington/ Reston
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Success Stories: Case Studies in Talent Management
Achieving
a Better Fit
for an Executive's Talents
The chief executive officer of a community-based
hospital had helped turn around the hospital's financial position and
greatly expanded its facilities. Nevertheless, he was released from his
position when the parent company experienced financial problems. The company
engaged CPI/New Options Group to guide his transition.
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Teaching an Old Dog New
Tricks
Without a leader for almost a year,
the division of a rapidly growing regional bank had a record of marginal
performance. The bank recruited a C-level executive from a global financial
services company, challenging him to rebuild the foundering division.
While the executive competently achieved results, new problems arose.
The company called CPI/New Options Group to assess the situation.
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Building
the Leadership Team's
Bench Strength
An international nonprofit with 400,000
members had recently created a performance management system, and the
vice president of human resources wanted to set up an in-house university
for leadership development. The organization turned to CPI/New Options Group for help.
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Building
Trust and Improving Retention
of High-Potential Executives
The outcome-oriented executives at a six-hospital
health care system hired well and the system was achieving results, but
the organization didn't always focus on the impact of the results on its
people. The result was high turnover at the leadership level. The organization
called CPI/New Options Group to help align individual and organizational
values.
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Driving
Recruitment and Retention Goals
A large public metropolitan school district
was having trouble recruiting and retaining enough drivers to meet its
daily bus routes. Chronically understaffed, the school's transportation
office simply couldn't get the district's children to and from school
in a timely manner. The school district called CPI/New Options Group to
evaluate the situation and develop a strategy to resolve this issue.
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Filling
Voids in Leadership:
Replacing Excellent Leadership
as a Result of Sudden Death
A much larger bank acquired a privately held
finance company. The bank had planned for the finance company owner to
continue to run the organization even after acquisition. But shortly after
the acquisition the finance company owner died, leaving the finance company
floundering.
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Restructuring
and Consolidation
of Global Insurance Company
Two well regarded and long-standing financial
services companies in a major metropolitan area had been owned by the same
parent that had decided to combine and centralize all operations, as well
as restructure the national servicing operation. This change resulted in
significant job eliminations nationwide, affecting more than 1,500 people
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