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The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of team members for a project team. It describes 7 roles: 1) Project Lead - oversees the entire project team and ensures deadlines are met and team is supported. 2) OCVPs - complete functional work and are supported by the Project Lead. 3) Talent Management - communicates with Talent function and finds learning opportunities. 4) Exchange - handles matching, preparation, and output for exchanges. 5) External Relations - pursues new partnerships and fundraising opportunities. 6) Communications - promotes events and updates online presence. 7) All roles work together and support each other to ensure the success of the project.
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