UB survey results: Higher ed leadership and succession planning

April 15, 2019 | UB and Cornerstone OnDemand

Attend this 4/17 web seminar to learn the results of a new UB survey on leadership and succession planning, and how to develop strategies for your institution to maintain a pipeline of effective leadership for the future.

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