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Well, that was a gruelling, soggy 50kms in the pouring rain, but when it’s the #jackride you suck it up and pedal on! The funds raised by #jackride…
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🤔 Is Gen Z truly connected? Over the past 4+ months, our Carnegie Mellon University - Integrated Innovation Institute capstone team has been deeply…
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4 years summed up in 2 minutes. Thank you Global News for sharing my journey with the world. To me, this world record was never about the races, it…
4 years summed up in 2 minutes. Thank you Global News for sharing my journey with the world. To me, this world record was never about the races, it…
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5-course specialization - Used tools and methods such as Excel, Tableau, and MySQL to analyze data, create forecasts and models, design visualizations, and communicate insights. Applied skills in a final Capstone Project focused on optimizing Airbnb's revenues, leveraging real data and feedback from senior data scientists at Airbnb.
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Commerce Society Designer and Social Media Coordinator
Smith School of Business at Queen's University
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The Business of Dermatology: Chapter 51
Thieme Publishers
Growing a dermatology practice may appear to be a daunting task but, when approached systematically, is a highly achievable goal. By starting with a clearly defined practice purpose, and implementing changes through the lens of that purpose, a unique brand offering can be developed. Strategic growth may look different from one practice to another, and will be informed by a deep understanding of one’s market segment, key performance indicators, analysis of strengths and weaknesses and individual…
Growing a dermatology practice may appear to be a daunting task but, when approached systematically, is a highly achievable goal. By starting with a clearly defined practice purpose, and implementing changes through the lens of that purpose, a unique brand offering can be developed. Strategic growth may look different from one practice to another, and will be informed by a deep understanding of one’s market segment, key performance indicators, analysis of strengths and weaknesses and individual business goals. Identifying the appropriate business levers and securing the necessary resources are two important pieces of a larger puzzle that will foster sustainable growth. In order to uncover the essential pieces that will support your practice’s growth, it is necessary to look both internally and externally. Growth is rarely the product of one single solution, and therefore requires an in-depth understanding of what drives your practice.
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English
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French
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Italian
Limited working proficiency
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