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Raleigh recruiter hires Ragland

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STAFF WRITER ALAN M. WOLF

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Raleigh-based Headway Corporate Resources has hired Alvin Ragland to oversee its work for corporate customers in the energy and technology sectors.

Ragland most recently was vice president of human resources with Morrisville-based Tekelec. He also has held positions with SonyEricsson, Northern Telecom and Carolina Power & Light.

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