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Talent Pipeline Management

TPM : Preparing Talent for Today’s Workplace

Talent Pipeline Management (TPM) is a process that gives employers, individually or collectively, the tools they need to effectively build their own pipelines and pathways.

Developed by the U.S Chamber of Commerce, TPM is designed to help employers identify and remove barriers that:

  • Limit candidate interest
  • Impede hiring processes
  • Hinder internal advancement

The BNP has worked with 17 employers across six industries in piloting TPM.  Learning from this work has improved employer awareness of what they can do to address talent pipelines and better address their talent challenges moving forward.

To learn more about TPM:
Connect with a member of the BNP Talent Navigator team to see if TPM is right for you. 

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