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Deputy Chief of Staff in charge of Performance and Delivery Management in the Executive Office of the President Eliud Owalo has called upon Human Resource managers to manage succession in their various workplaces. Speaking in Naivasha, Nakuru County Owalo said the only way tangible development can be realized in most organizations if the right people for the job are hired.
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Owalo challenges HR Professions to align to Vision 2030
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