Cinda Hallman (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Cinda Hallman" in English language version.

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bloomberg.com

"Spherion Announces Dupont Executive to Be New President and CEO". Bloomberg News. April 10, 2001.

cio.com

Abbie Lundberg (January 2, 2008). "In Memoriam: Cinda Hallman". CIO magazine.
Richard Pastore. "CIO Hall of Fame: Cinda A. Hallman". CIO magazine.

forbes.com

Joanne Gordan. "Desperate Times". Forbes.

issuu.com

"Crossing the executive digital divide". 2 April 2014.

legacy.com

"Cinda A. Hallman". Legacy.com.

nytimes.com

Barnaby J. Feder (October 13, 1999). "Management: Heading a Year 2000 Team, as Time Runs Out". The New York Times.
"Spherion Corporation". The New York Times.

saufoundation.org

"University receives $1.96 million from Cinda Hallman estate".

sun-sentinel.com

Joan Fleischer Tamen (April 11, 2001). "Spherion replaces CEO amid an earnings slide". Sun-Sentinel. broke the glass ceiling at chemical giant DuPont ... was named Spherion's president and CEO
Marcia Heroux Pounds. "Spherion to tap Outsourcing". Sun-Sentinel.

twst.com

"1996 Visionary Award from Communication Week, and in 1997, ... one of the most influential information technology executives of the decade by CIO magazine."Cinda A. Hallman". TWST (The Wall Street Transcript).

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Bruce Caldwell (December 25, 1995). "IW's 1995 Chief Of The Year: Better Chemistry". InformationWeek.

wsj.com

"When Career Trumps Family - WSJ - The Wall Street Journal". The Wall Street Journal. who died on Christmas Eve of a brain tumor at age 63
"Spherion Unit's IPO Price Tops Entire Firm's Value". The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). March 6, 2001. Florida-based Spherion, previously known as Interim Services Inc.,