Is Atlanta’s workforce ready for the World Cup?
The countdown is at 51 days, and while the "hard" infrastructure like the new Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center is nearing completion, a "softer" challenge remains: preparing the thousands of people who will be the face of the city. With 37,000 volunteers and a hospitality industry already stretched thin, the spotlight is on whether the "human engine" is ready for the surge. Joining us to discuss workforce readiness is Courtney Teague, CEO of CLT & Associates and an expert in organizational performance and leadership.
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