C2HR CON Unveils Mission-Critical Sessions
Recognizing
the myriad of priorities on the plates of human resources
professionals, the C2HR
CON Committee focused content development on top-of-mind topics and
speakers representing a dynamic cross-section of perspectives.
“Our
4,300 members are incredibly diverse. Some work for large
MSOs that are U.S.-centric, while others are part of a
smaller HR team that supports a global workforce. The
conference committee has done an outstanding job assembling
a collection of dynamic speakers who will offer valuable
insight that every participant will find relevant,”
shared C2HR Executive Director Pamela Williams, CAE.
To
date, 16 speakers from 13 companies have been confirmed
and 10 more speakers will be announced soon. Session topics
include DEIJ, mental health and burnout, lessons learned
from the pandemic, supporting a hybrid workforce, pay
equity, employee engagement and how HR leaders are shaping
the future of work within their organizations. Four sessions
will be held daily on Tuesday, August 10 through Thursday,
August 12. For You Friday, featuring sessions on well-being and personal development, will be held on August 13.
As
a registered attendee, you have an opportunity to participate
in every session, earn continuing education (CE) credits
for SHRM and HRCI, and network with 500+ attendees across
our industry. Registration is just $199 for members. Explore
the session descriptions below and register
now to participate in this can’t-miss conference!
Inside
the Crystal Ball: Evolving the Future of Work |
Aug.
10, 10:45 - Noon |
As
we move at the speed of sound to support a future unseen,
we need to think 10 steps ahead of current needs to support
a reality that is changing faster than ever. How
do we deliver amazing experiences for customers, employees
and recruits through reimagined processes and the best
technology, while also prioritizing inclusion, wellbeing,
flexibility and social responsibilities? A panel of executives
from a cross-section of disciplines will embark on a thought-provoking
conversation about the riddles they are working to solve,
what they find exhilarating and why the evolving landscape
is music to their ears.
Featured
Speakers:
Andy
Parrott, COO, Vyve Broadband
Lynn
Matthews, VP of Talent Acquisition, ESPN
Eyes
Wide Open: Driving Change with Data Analytics |
Aug.
11, 11:00-11:45 |
Data
is critical in every aspect of human resources, from performance
management and recruiting to learning and development
and employee engagement. HR professionals at all levels
increasingly rely on data to build a strong business case,
establish credibility, make educated decisions and monitor
the results of their programs and initiatives. A global
expert on digital and people analytics, Erik Van Vulpen,
will provide tips to boost your data literacy and detail
how to leverage data to advance your ideas at work.
Featured
Speaker:
Erik Van Vulpen, Founder, Academy
to Innovate HR
A
Creative Point of View |
Aug.
11, 12:15-1:30 |
As
humans, we have the ability to be creative thinkers, but
some people are better than others at tapping into their
imagination to generate original ideas. A panel of experts
will discuss the importance of creating a safety net to
encourage creative thinking among your team members, share
tips to get into a creative mindset (including how to
embrace inspiration from unexpected places), and identify
connections between unlikely elements to unlock innovative
problem solving.
Featured
Speakers:
Loren Ruch, Group SVP of Production & Development,
HGTV
Josie
Paruta, Director of Learning & Development, ESPN
Luke
Polito, Animator, Charter Communications
Looking
Ahead: The Next Gen of Corporate Social Responsibility |
Aug.
12, 11:00-11:45 |
Over the past year, many companies pivoted their corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts to meet the unique needs that Americans were facing due to the pandemic. With social distancing and a widespread portion of employees working from home, companies replaced popular volunteer events to focus on food banks, broadband for students, and other efforts that addressed local priorities. Our panel of dynamic speakers will reflect on their companies’ response to COVID-19 and the racial justice movement, share ideas to engage remote employees in CSR efforts, and delve into their efforts to build the corporate social responsibility model of the future.
Hindsight
Is 20/20: Positive Lessons from the Pandemic |
Aug.
12, 12:30-1:45 |
Looking
back to February of last year, no one would have predicted
how the world of work would be dramatically transformed
in such a short period of time. This session will focus
on the silver linings that emerged from the pandemic,
including how HR rose to the occasion by navigating companies
in a time of ambiguity with resilience and strategic vision.
Speakers will focus their conversation on the surprises
they encountered, things they can’t imagine living
without now, and the impact on the employee experience.
Featured
Speakers:
Jane
Roques-Shaw, Global Executive Director of People Growth
& Experience, WarnerMedia
Dr.
Traron Moore, DBA, SPHR, People Partner Lead, WarnerMedia
State
of Pay: The Next Normal in Pay Equity |
Aug.
12, 2:00-2:45 |
In
the aftermath of the #metoo and racial justice movements,
employers are reviewing their compensation practices to
help achieve pay equity. Our expert, Joe Lakis, will explain
the differences between pay equity and pay discrimination
risks, identify the ground rules of federal and state
pay discrimination prohibitions and affirmative requirements
and discuss how to prepare for increasing pressure on
organizational and individual pay transparency. Participants
will also learn how compensation, in all its forms, might
be analyzed for equity and risk in the next normal.
Featured
Speakers:
Jen Goad, Senior
Director, EEO & Regulatory Compliance, Charter
Communications
Joe
Lakis, Senior Partner, NT Lakis, LLC
Vision
for the Next Normal: CHRO Perspectives & Projections |
Aug.
12, 3:00-3:45 pm |
While
many questions remain regarding how companies will define
the future of work, there is one certainty: the pre-pandemic
normal no longer exists. The far-reaching impact of the
pandemic, racial justice movement, and intersection of
corporate values and politics forever changed the expectations
of employees and consumers. A group of industry HR executives
will share unexpected realizations, key takeaways and
personal insights from the past year, as well as their
priorities as HR leaders as they work to create a new
paradigm of work.
Coffee
& Conversation: Best Career Advice Ever |
Aug.
13, 10:00-10:45 |
A
collection of HR leaders will share a personal, defining
moment in their careers and the guidance they’ve
valued the most in their journey.
All
Eyes on You: Making Your Presence Known |
Aug.
13, 11:00-11:45 |
As
more companies decide that geo-location plays less of
a role in attracting and retaining top talent, an increasing
number of employees will face the challenge of connecting
with co-workers and decision makers who are dispersed
across the country and possibly around the world. Our
panel of experts will help you advance your career by
understanding how to navigate the dynamics of a hybrid
work environment to network within your organization and
across the industry, build strategic relationships, market
yourself within your company and leverage mentoring opportunities.
Featured
Speakers:
Macy Fecto, Chief People Officer, Access Intelligence
Amanda Kirschman, Senior Director of Talent, Management,
Comcast
Jasmine
Smith, CEO & Founder, SmithCo
Using
Improv to Spur Creative Thinking |
Aug.
13, 12:00-12:45 |
In
the world of HR, we know things change on a dime. As a
result, the ability to pivot in response to shifting dynamics
is a highly valued skill in the modern world of work.
In this highly interactive session, Cale Evans will combine
20 years of L&D expertise with his experience performing
and teaching improv comedy to share improvisational techniques
that will help you quickly change gears and be a creative
thinker when it matters most.
Featured
Speaker:
Cale Evans, L&D Consultant & Founder of Queen City
Comedy
Vision
Quest: Vying for an Internal Promotion |
Aug.
13, 1:00-1:45 |
Pursuing a promotion isn’t something that you should
do on the spur-of-the-moment. A well thought out strategy
and careful preparation can help you catapult to the top
of the list of candidates. We’ve assembled an all-star
list of executive search experts to share their secret
tips that you can use to advance up the career ladder
in your company.
To register or view more information about the C2HR CON, please visit www.C2HRCON.org.
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