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Authored by: Managing Partners Roger Pearman and Robert Eichinger How are High Potentials like stem cells? At a basic level, stem cells are experts in differentation which is a practice need to identify, develop and appropriately deploy our high potential talent. Let’s start by aligning our mindsets on stem cells first. Adult and fetal Stem