Crown Agents Bank’s Chief Network Officer, Steven Marshall speaks to Finextra about improving the skills gap

In the article, Steven comments on how to overcome barriers to innovation by improving the skills gap. This follows on from his recent appearance on the Finextra Research and Pluralsight webinar, ‘Creating a skill development programme aligned to strategic planning’ which also explored this topic. Moderated by Jane Cooper, Finextra researcher, Steven appeared alongside Ilker Bozkir, principal solutions consultant, Pluralsight, and Nicolas Colombo Calabrese, strategic partnerships lead, Citi Ventures.

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