09 August 2007

Investing in People

Keith Skeoch, CEO of Standard Life Investments, explains his view of the human resources function

This article was originally published in TheHRDirector.
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Keith Skeoch, CEO of Standard Life Investments, argues that a company's human resources function is a value driver and creator. In fact, this executive doesn't even see it as HR -- he prefers the term "talent management." Find out why, and learn about his approach, in this interview.
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