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Read on to discover the Personnel Today Top 40 Power Players in HR, in association with Interim Performers. Kirstie Redford compiles the evidence.
This year we asked you to send in your nominations, which helped usher some fresh faces into the spotlight. All these influential figures have, through innovative people initiatives, made changes that affect not just how people work within their own organisations, but in the wider fields of employment law and politics. They are all leading where others follow.
But there can only be one winner.
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The Top 40
40 Lynda Gratton, professor of management practice, London Business School
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A leading management thinker, Gratton has been at the forefront of major initiatives to help more women climb to the top of the career ladder. Last month, she called for targets to ensure that at least 30% of senior positions are taken up by women. On her website, she is described as "a global authority on the people implications of strategy".
39 Wendy Dean, HR director, ANC Express
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Dean earns her place in this year's Top 40 after scooping the prestigious HR Director of the Year title at the Personnel Today Awards 2006. She achieved her mission to transform the HR departm
