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Why Grad Hero Hub?
To support individuals involved in the Early Careers Talent profession and shine a light on the value we add to the business world.
Hero Hub does this through:
Community – providing a safe space for individuals who share a common cause and want to contribute and help others.
Advocacy – shining a light on our profession whether it be as a Program Manager, Careers Counsellor or Service Provider.
Wisdom – using our knowledge and experience to continue to innovate and evolve.
Grad Hero Hub was originally created to support the Graduate Talent Maturity Model which was first released in 2018.
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Let’s talk about retention…
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The rise of (late) renegs
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