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Heads Of business (HOF) new article content ... HOF stands for ‘Heads Of’ and is an increasingly common term emerging in rapidly expanding SMEs. HOFs are driven by an entrepreneurial spirit that not only helps drive the business forward, they work closely with their business unit (or units) to educate, inspire, encourage and motivate. At the heart of the HOFs role, is leadership, strategy and direction. These are borne out of years of experience. HOF’s generate new business, and are therefore directly responsible for the company’s expansion. HOFs are responsible for employee career development. A HOF should not be confused with David Hasselhoff.

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