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Buying a franchise is not a decision to be taken lightly. Prospective franchisees also need to be able to demonstrate the skills and attributes needed to be able to deliver a successful and well- managed business.
Dean Culshaw is the new training and development manager for recruitment and consultancy group CNA International. Dean joins from Lander Associates, where he provided training to the recruitment industry.
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CNA International have reached their expansion target by opening four corporate offices in Europe during 2003. Frankfurt joins the Brussels, Prague and Paris offices to provide a multi-suite of services to existing clients, and those looking to strengthen their position in Europe.
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