THE HR LANDSCAPE IN 2022
Tomorrow’s HR leaders will need to be bigger, broader thinkers, and they’ll have to be tech-savvy and nimble enough to deal with an increasingly agile and hybrid workforce. Technology is freeing up HR to take on bigger-picture matters, making the field more exciting, more eager for diversity and learning, and perhaps more competitive as well.
The following four Main Topics will guide the conference:
Recruitment & Talent Acquisition
The first topic will address how technology impacts recruitment and onboarding. More specifically, this track will dive into areas such as how recruitment processes will change in the digital age, how technological change influence onboarding processes, and why onboarding is more important than ever in a hybrid workforce.
1Performance Management
The second topic will provide valuable insights on how to improve your performance management. This will include how innovation and HR tech can monitor progress and analyse employees’ work, attitude, efficiency, and effectiveness.
Learning & Development
The third topic dives into how to implement new L&D strategies that benefits the company. Employees needs to develop skills and capabilities at a faster pace than ever seen before. Technology is changing rapidly and it is crucial to have the most up to date L&D programs implemented to stay ahead.
3Compensation, benefits & well-being
The fourth topic goes in-depth with the needs for new more agile compensation and benefit programs in a world with a hybrid workforce. Furthermore, this topics addresses the future for safety and mental health in a period with unprecedented amount of stress and burnouts.
4GET READY TO BE INSPIRED
DAY ONE - JUNE 21, 2022
- 7:30 - 8:45
BREAKFAST & NETWORKING
Welcome to HRtechX London 2022, the leading HRtech conference in Europe.
- 8:45 - 8:50
Introduction
The Official Introduction to HRtechX London 2022.
- 8:50 - 9:10
Keynote
In this talk, Dr. Hitendra Wadhwa (Professor at Columbia Business School in New York and Founder of Mentora Institute) will draw on his research and teaching and his team’s experiments at Mentora Labs to describe a fresh approach to developing leaders in today’s time that is inspiring, authentic and simple. He will show how technology can be used to help leaders become the best versions of themselves by giving them access to on-demand, personalized guidance on what actions to practice in different workplace situations.
Hitendra Wadhwa
Award-winning Educator & Professor
- 9:20 - 10:00
Panel discussion
– How do you utilize your people data in the best way possible?
– How to tackle outdated Performance Management Processes?
– How to stay updated un the current workforce?
Recruiting the right people is imperative for the success of a business, and AI continues to become a vital part of this process. Forbes Insights found that 87% of senior executives believe that artificial intelligence (AI) is important to achieving overall business objectives. Using AI, we are now able to monitor and evaluate large databases of both passive and potential candidates. This does not only allow us to increase the volume of our talent pool but also secure more diversity within it, by disposing of possible human biases. However, AI has its limitations, therefore, businesses must develop a reliable strategy to administrate this new technology and the implementation of it. These are the central topics that will be discussed in this panel.
Subhaan Nizarali
Head of People Analytics and Insight
Jakob Ejlsted
Global Head of Organisational Design & Effectiveness
Andrew Elston
Global Head of People Analytics Reporting & BI
Maurizio Canna-vacciuolo
HR Director - Global Marketing & Barilla Acceleration Team
Mark Lawrence
People Analytics Leader
- 9:20 - 10:00
Panel discussion
– How can you identify the L&D needed for your organization?
– How can you develop a succession program that retains top talents?
– How can you predict the future leadership needs?
Investing in educating employees is not only beneficial for the company but the employee as well. As AI continues to supersede and perform more tasks within a company, it is crucial that employees acquire a wider array of educational skills so they can easily be delegated to new positions. This panel will teach you how and why you should invest in employee education, in order for you to retain and optimize the usage of your employees.
- 9:20 - 10:00
Panel discussion
– How can you lead with remote work practices?
– How can you identify the traits of the future HR Leader?
– How can your company adapt to future technology?
Uncertainty around economic, political, environmental, health and generational workforce challenges are posing questions to HR leaders not previously asked before. If we are to be prepared for an uncertain future, then we must ask ourselves what skills our future HR leaders will need to wield, in order to act proactively rather than reactively to abrupt societal changes.
Annelise Goldstein
Chief Human Resources Officer
Nicola Harris
Chief People & Culture Officer
David Franks
Chief Human Resources Officer
- 10:00 - 10:30
- 10:30 - 11:10
Panel discussion
– How do you build a data-drive talent pool?
– How can you choose long-term strategy in an dynamic environment?
– How do you allocate internal positions to match their skills?
The way companies will need to recruit going forward has changed forever- companies must choose the right long-term strategy to remain competitive in the talent market. By building a data-driven talent pool, you are not only able to analyze large quantities of potential talents regarding recruitment, but also allocate internal positions between employees to match their skills. This panel will explore some of the key drivers for building a sustainable talent pool with a long-term outlook.
Jörg Bolender
Global Head of Recruitment CoE
Burak Bak
VP and Head of Talent Management and People Analytics
Londiwe Zwane
Chief Human Resources Officer
Pieter Manden
Head of Trust & Employer Compliance
David Brammer
Group Head of Talent Acquisition
- 10:30 - 11:10
Panel discussion
– How do you identify the leadership traits needed of your organization?
– How can you develop a succession program that retains top talents?
– How to identify the future leadership needs?
An effective leader will entail engaged employees and increase employee retention. Identifying and selecting the right future leaders are, therefore, critical strategic objectives for companies. HR should take an active role in developing leaders by encouraging them to fill their skills gap while also utilizing and enhancing their strengths. By creating effective strategies for identifying and developing potential leaders, you thereby ensure a sustainable and competitive company. This panel will teach you how to identify the right future leaders and improve their skills.
Selina Millstam
Vice President and Head of Talent Management
Ekaterina Kruglova
Vice President, Human Resources
Mervyn Dinnen
Author
- 10:30 - 11:10
Panel discussion
– Why has the commercial mindset become an essential tool in the HR-toolbox?
– Do HR struggle to break away from stigmatization?
– How can you improve the front-line Managers impression of the HR department?
With the evolution of HR over the last decade, we have seen new tendencies within the field. The role of HR has shifted from being a support-function into a tool that supports the process and growth in other sectors of the organisation. In this panel debate, our panelists will therefore debate how a commercial culture can be fostered within HR.
Richard Nolan
Chief People Officer
Anne Lorgen Riise
Chief Human Resources Officer
Amy Bailey
HR Director
Ann-Christine Roope
Founding Partner
- 11:20 - 11:40
Keynote
To be announced
- 11:40 - 12:00
Keynote
Resilience and leadership expert, Ronan Harrington, will share the hidden drivers of burnout and how leaders can raise their resilience in times of adversity.
Ronan speaks from hard won experience. Overnight he went from senior leadership positions at the British Foreign Office and Extinction Rebellion to being diagnosed with a debilitating lifetime chronic illness. He has a moving and inspiring story that invites us to understand adversity as an invitation to transform as leaders. Ronan now advises the world’s leading companies and will be sharing the secrets to creating healthy, high performance cultures.
About Ronan: Ronan Harrington advises the world’s leading companies on how to create healthy, high performance cultures. He was a Futurist to the British Foreign Office and Head of Political Strategy for the Global Environmental Movement, Extinction Rebellion. He holds an MA in Public Policy from Balliol College, Oxford University, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts.
Ronan Harrington
Resilience and Leadership
- 12:00 - 13:00
- 13:00 - 13:40
Panel discussion
– How can you measure the succes of hybrid work?
– How do you prepare people to succeed remote?
– What does the future work models look like?
Rich Roberts
Group HR Director
Dieter Veldsman
HR and OD Thought Leader
Becky Thoseby
Head of Workplace Wellbeing
- 13:00 - 13:40
TO BE ANNOUNCED
– How to move out from a traditional country-based HR organization to a three-tiers organizational model
– Limits and disadvantages of a generalist model vs. a more specialized HR model
– The implementation journey or a renewed HR organization
Dennis Galletti
Vice President HR Services
- 13:00 - 13:40
Panel discussion
Digital workplace is the workplace today. For the modern employee, their definition of a workplace is less associated with the physical space they’re working out of, and more with the digital tools and assets they’re using. Offering an elevated employee experience is critical to the success of virtually every enterprise today. A Gartner report on Employee Experience found that a mere 13% of employees felt fully satisfied with their workplace experience. Yet, spending on employee experience is increasing as organizations worldwide are exploring ways of bringing their employee experience in line with what employees experience as consumers.
Arijeet Das Diengdoh
Associate Director Of Sales
- 13:50 - 14:30
Panel discussion
– How do you align the onboarding proccess with the company culture?
– How can you communicate the company culture properly?
– How do you build a sustainable company culture?
Successful onboarding creates an essential bridge between the employee recruitment and the selection process. It is key to creating norms and expectations around company culture so that they are accepted as widely as possible. To ensure this, it is essential to convey the company culture early on in the process. Communicating the company culture is an important element of the onboarding process as it has a significant effect on employees’ attitude and adaptability. In the long term, a successful culture-centric onboarding process is, therefore, a prerequisite for business’ growth, considering a healthy company culture ensures consistent work from employees. This panel will teach you how to retain employees through a culture-centric onboarding process.
Jay Connolly
Global Chief People Officer
Tim A. Ackermann
Director Global Talent Acquisition
Jessica Badley
Head of HR and OD
David Liddle
Founder, author and principal
- 13:50 - 14:30
Panel discussion
– How can you identify and preventing potential burnout?
– How can you utilize technology to create a better workplace?
– How can you prevent underlying factors that contribute to poor mental health?
This panel will teach you how to improve the mental health of your employees. Mental health and physical health are closely linked, thus improving the physiological wellbeing of your employees will result in a healthier and more productive workplace. Spreading awareness on mental health in the workplace is, therefore, a key factor in reducing stress among employees. By proving your employees with resilience training while also ensuring that the practices of your business aren’t conducive to positive mental health, you will develop an effective and sustainable workforce.
Jamie Broadley
Group Head of Health & Wellbeing
Ryan Hopkins
Global Workplace of the Future and Wellbeing Leader
Andy Holmes
Global Head of Wellbeing
Arti Kashyap-Aynsley
Global Head of Health & Wellbeing
Nicola Hemmings
Workplace Scientist
- 13:50 - 14:30
Panel discussion
– How can you hire and manage from a distance while keeping an overview?
– How do you stay ahead in a digital world with a remote workforce?
– How can you identify the possible pitfalls and challenges of fully digitalizing the workplace?
Liz Rider
Global Head of Leadership and Culture
Roopesh Panchasra
Global Head of Executive Talent Acquisition
Smaranda Gosa-Mensing
Global Head of HR & Talent, Technology Asset Development
Alex Price
Vice President, HR, UK, Ireland, Nordics and Baltics
- 14:40 - 15:00
Solo speech
Description not yet announced.
Nicholas Kemsley
Executive Fellow
- 15:10 -15:50
Product showcase
This interactive session will provide you with insights to the newest technology and best practices within Strategic HR and Leadership.
- 15:10 -15:50
Panel discussion
– What are the trends and predictions for the future of D&I?
– How do you create the mindset and cultural shifts needed to create a lasting impact?
– What are the data and strategies required to build more diverse and inclusive workplaces?
Inclusion and diversity is a vital tool for creating innovative solutions and a progressive workforce. Using D&I to create a lasting impact is a matter of implementing a shift in mindset and culture. Leaders need to recognize how implementing strategies to build a more diverse and inclusive workforce will boost new thinking and creative teams. Adaptation to these structural changes is key to moving towards the future of management.
Caitlin Kinsella
Global Director of Employee Engagement & Inclusion
Constantin Hildebrand
Head of Talent Strategy and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Charlotte Grant
Head of Engagement & Inclusion
Theo Smith
Founder & Neurodiversity Evangelist
- 15:10 -15:50
Panel discussion
– What are the challenges and pitfalls of relying on patterns in employee data?
– How does the future of data-led decision-making tools look in HR?
– How do you handle employee impression versus employee data?
Businesses that use data-led decision-making tools are deepening their understanding of the successes, failures, trends, and patterns within their organisation. In our current socio-economic and health climate, owning this information will give businesses an edge across many verticals. However, at what cost does the additional knowledge and power that it wields have on the ethical and privacy rights of our employees as individuals.
- 16.00 - 16:40
Panel discussion
– How can you master the art of recruitment?
– How do you hire in markets with talent shortage?
– How to prevent a bid hiring?
Talent shortages are going to be a huge challenge for hiring managers over the next few years, and with this comes pressure to hire.
As we all know, poor hiring is a common and very costly mistake that businesses make. This discussion will analyse strategies for hiring the best candidate for your company and how hiring poorly can be prevented.
- 16.00 - 16:40
Panel discussion
– What are the future trends of L&D in the digital age?
– How do you develop a long-term strategy for learning, reskilling, and upskilling?
– How do you adapt to ever changing markets?
The World Economic Forum estimates that 42 percent of the skills required from the global workforce will change between 2018 and 2022, and that by 2022, no less than 54 percent of all employees will require significant reskilling and upskilling. Rapid advances in artificial intelligence, robotics and other emerging technologies are happening in ever shorter cycles. The very nature of the jobs that need to be done and the skills required to complete them is changing incredibly fast. Our new world requires a more diverse, innovative, creative, and technologically adaptable workforce. This discussion will explore the methods, technology, and strategy available to plug the skills gap.
Paul Horrell
Group People Success Director
Swarna Sudha Selvaraj
Talent Development Head, TCS
Sean Cooper
Global L&D leader
Raju Vijay
Vice President Global People Services
- 16.00 - 16:40
Panel discussion
– How do you become the trusted business advisor?
– What is the impact of AI and Predictive analytics in HR?
– How do you implement Long-term strategic initiatives to power your HR department?
Nowadays organisations are constantly reminded of disruption and exponential change. But how does HR fit into this equation? Discussions on these challenges often fall short to recognize the important role that HR plays in navigating through the uncertain future of the workforce. Preparing for the future workforce is essential for the success of the organisation and HR should play a vital role in this strategy.
Tom Kegode
Work:Lab Lead Future of Work
Deepa Shah
People Director, Head Office
Sam Fletcher
Head of Talent Intelligence & Analytics
Natalie Hughes-Jacquemin
EVP, Group Chief Talent and Learning Officer
- 16.00 - 16:40
Panel discussion
Our society, organizations and employees are facing an unprecedented transformation mainly driven by digitalization. Companies have begun their journey into an uncertain technology-driven future and have gained experiences on different levels. But how can the transformation be taken to the next level? How can we design organizations that quickly adapt to profound change? How can we equip employees with the skills they need to do this and thus better prepare them for change? What kind of leadership fosters an environment where real change is possible? The answers to these questions require radically new approaches and perspectives.
Matthias Reuter
SVP Global Head of Siemens Leadership Excellence
- 16:50 - 17:10
Solo speech
To be announced
- 17:10 - 17:15
Outroduction
Thank you for attending an insightful first day of HRtechX London 2022. We see you tomorrow!
- 17:15 - 18.00
Post conference networking
End your first day with something to drink and network with +1,400 other HR Leaders, Professionals & Innovators.
DAY TWO - JUNE 22, 2022
- 7:30 - 8:45
BREAKFAST & NETWORKING
Welcome to the second day of HRtechX London 2022, the leading HRtech conference in Northern Europe.
- 8:45 - 8:50
Introduction
The official intro to day two of HRtechX London 2022.
- 8:50 - 9:10
Keynote
To be announced
Ben Whitter
#1 Employee Experience Thinker Worldwide
- 9:20 - 10:00
Panel discussion
– How do you implement soft-skill strategies to persuade your star candidates to join your team?
– How you can use psychometric and predictive analytical tools to find a match?
– How do you approach passive candidates?
With a shortage of high-skilled talent, many employers need to pull out all of the stops to convince their star candidate to join a company. Many employers are now gravitating towards approaching passive candidates as a means to get the right talent on-board. This discussion will explore some of the key soft-skill strategies for persuading your star candidates to join your team, and not a competitor. We will also explore psychometric and predictive analytic technologies can help inform your C-level search/ acquisition strategy.
- 9:20 - 10:00
Panel discussion
– How do you foster a diverse workforce to enhance creativity and business growth?
– What are the challenges and benefits of creating a diverse team?
– Why does diversity leads to more productive work environments?
Hiring a diverse workforce is not only humane, but critical. This is because more people can relate to people from different backgrounds. Using diversity to create pools of talent that can drive the business forward, employees who feel that they are accepted and appreciated for who they are no matter what their gender, age, sexual orientation or ethnic background are happier.
Paul Deemer
Head of Diversity and Inclusion
Julie Dennis
Head of Diversity and Inclusion
Alastair Procter
SVP, Strategic HR Operations
Lauren Gomez Casadiego
Senior VP Talent & Culture Global Decision Analytics
- 9:20 - 10:00
Panel discussion
– How do you execute technological and cultural change in your organisation?
– How can you understand the psychological impact of digital transformation on the employees?
– How can you identify the possible pitfalls and challenges when embarking on a digital transformation?
A workplace culture that supports innovation and digital change is created from a mixture of consistent communication, digital tools, and employee support. In such a competitive market, the ability to create and cultivate a digital culture is a real advantage. In parallel, a culture resistant to digital change will rely on old processes, tools and methods will undo any positive steps towards digital enablement. In this discussion, we will explore the digital workplace cultural strategies, initiatives and frameworks required to support digital transformation.
Matthew Yerbury
Global Head of People Analytics Consulting and Data Science
Joanne Carlin
UK Group HR Director
Jordan Pettman
Head of Organisation Analytics and Insights
Britta Heissenberger
Global HR Leader, Career Strategy and Design
Rupert Brown
People Director - Digital
- 10:00 - 10:30
- 10:30 - 11:10
Panel discussion
– How can you implement marketing techniques and strategies that will take your employer brand to the next level?
– How can you attrictively convey your company’s values, aspirations and needs with the people you are looking to recruit and retain?
– How can you understand your local market to boost your employer branding?
Over 80% of job seekers consider the reputation of a company’s brand a decisive factor in their decision to apply there. Your brand is at the heart of how you can attract and retain the best talent globally and for those entering or competing in new markets, developing an effective employer brand strategy is essential. However, each market is unique, and localizing your employee brand will allow you to attract the best talents to give you competitive advantages. Understanding the local market is therefore imperative to tailor your employer brand, while still remaining consistent with your overall employee value proposition.
Nimai Swaroop
Global Director- Employer Branding & Entrepreneur Leadership Model
Kathrin Choffat
Group Head of Talent Acquisition & Talent Management
Christina Gadeberg
Chief People Officer
Kim Arnold
Chief Executive, Kim Arnold Consulting and Training
- 10:30 - 11:10
Panel discussion
– How can you align people analytics with the business outcomes?
– How can you measure the impact of HR the right way?
– How can you make sure that you are using the correct tools to interpret people data?
HR is about managing and supporting people, so we are perhaps more used to the function taking a more empathic and less formulaic approach. However, data-led decision making is now an integral tool for any HR professional and essential for remaining competitive.
Alessandro Linari
Head of People Analytics
David Shontz
Global Head of Workforce Analytics
Dave Millner
Author, Futurist and Consulting Partner
Nigel Dias
Managing director
- 10:30 - 11:10
Panel discussion
– How can you cultivate a workplace culture where conflicting viewpoints are welcomed?
– How can you implement strategies and tools for ensuring your new recruits add new problem-solving diversity to your teams?
– How can you pave the way for increased cognitive diversity in your workplace?
Cognitive diversity refers to the variety of ways your employees think, learn, work, and solve problems. It also refers to personality styles and backgrounds. Studies show that the greatest indicator of whether or not teams work effectively together, is the diversity in the ways participants approach problem solving.
- 11:20 - 11:40
Keynote
– Disruption to global workforce
– Trends in employment and how global workers will be impacted
– Dystopia vs Utopia. How the shift is different from previous industrial revolutions
Leo Hawkins
Global Vice President - HR
- 11:40 - 12:00
Keynote
Over the past 20 years there has been much talk about the business case for greater Diversity and Inclusion in organisations. But it could be argued that many of the efforts so far have failed to make the meaningful change required to transform our working environments, to achieve greater engagement, access to different thinking, and leading to higher performance. In this session Harvey will outline the work being done at Skanska, one of the world’s leading construction companies, to transform its approach to creating greater inclusion, through its purpose and values.
Harvey Francis
Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer
- 12:00 - 13:00
- 13:00 - 13:40
Panel discussion
– How do you implement strategies to avoid unconscious bias in the hiring process?
– How can you improve diversity in leadership roles?
– How can you understand the underlying drivers for the challenges within D&I in talent acquisition?
With a lot of experience within talent acquisition, the panel debate will be touching on some of the most recognized topics in the public debate. The debate will provide insights on how strategies might help reduce unconscious bias in the hiring process, which in the end will help create a better dynamic and working environment in the office, and additionally improve companies matching candidates and jobs.
- 13:00 - 13:40
Panel discussion
– What are the best practice for measuring L&D initiatives?
– How can you conduct research to figure out if a L&D initiative will provide a positive ROI?
– How can you create a culture that embraces L&D?
One of the biggest drivers for HR practitioners currently, is to be able to measure the success of learning and development programmes. As without this ability, you could be investing in ineffective initiatives and find it difficult to demonstrate ROI to stakeholders. In this discussion we will explore the learning metrics which to evaluate L&D effectiveness.
- 13:00 - 13:40
Case studies
Live tech demonstrations illustrating how exponential technology is changing the way firms recruit, onboard, develop, manage and reward their workforce
Andi Britt
Vice President
- 13:50 - 14:30
Panel Discussion
– How can you adapt to online recruitment and onboarding processes to access a broader talent pool?
– Why does your company needs to change and adapt to the digital change to survive?
– How can you stay updated on the evolving role of HR?
The pandemic has shaped the way we look at HR and business. Recruitment processes have been taken to the digital world and it is now common to hire without physical meetings. A new era for HR and recruitment is born with hiring events and job interviews moving entirely online and companies building out remote onboarding processes that are enhancing their ability to hire outside the bounds of geography.
Andrea Illes
Head of People Experience Europe
Emily Lofting-Kisakye
HR Director
Louisa Bench
HR Director Global Talent and Development
- 13:50 - 14:30
Solo Presentation
Pre-covid research proves that
Navid Nazemian
Executive Transition Coach
- 13:50 - 14:30
Panel discussion
– How do you attract a cognitive diverse team across generations?
– How can you create a culture that embraces different generations?
– How do you overcome the challenges of not having a diverse work force?
A multi-generational workforce offers a sure way to guarantee a cognitively diverse workforce. Studies show that a cognitively diverse workforce is a key factor in teams which are effective problem solvers. There are 5 different generations working at the same time for the first time in the modern era. With longer life expectancies, this trend is set to continue. Combine this with the rapid evolution of technology and the capacity that each generation is able to interact with it, a big challenge is emerging.
- 14:40 - 15:00
Solo speech
Remote Work is not only here to stay. In this keynote, Pieter argues that it is only at its very beginning. He does so on the basis of 10 reasons, each of them related to a massively important and actual topic; from labour shortage and global unemployment up to climate change and diversity & inclusion. The objective of this keynote is to create awareness for the opportunity that remote work is in an inspirational manner. It includes surprising data and touches on such a variety of topics that anyone in the audience will be able to identify.
Pieter Manden
Head of Trust & Employer Compliance
Pieter Manden
Head of Trust & Employer Compliance
- 15:10 -15:50
Panel discussion
– How can you understand the psychology of an organisation?
– How can you shape the organisations psychology through HR?
– How does the future landscape of organisational management look like?
‘Human errors and human behaviour are a manifestation of the organisational management psychology and its processes- Dr Edwards Deming. To drive people effectively towards their goals and objectives, understanding human psychology is a prerequisite. To leverage maximum potential out of your people, apply the principles of organisational psychology to your organisation.
Riaz Hamira
VP Strategic Leadership
Cecile Benade
Organisational Effectiveness Lead
Francis Lake
Head of Organisation Development
Dani Saduu
Global Director of Talent
- 15:10 -15:50
Panel discussion
– How can you overcome the fear of automation and ever changing work forces?
– How can you adapt to changes and disruptive technologies?
– Which strategies do you need to implement to stay ahead of the newest technologies?
The future of work has arrived with the rapid acceleration of disruptive technologies which are changing the way people and technology interact in the workplace. Automation anxiety is the fear that arises from negative preconceptions of AI and automation technologies which are creating real concerns and angst in some workforces.
- 15:10 -15:50
Panel discussion
– How can you implement human-centric compensation strategies to boost employer branding and employee engagement?
– How can your company develop pay-fairness for the employees that align with the business strategy?
– What does the future of incentive strategies for human-centric compensation look like?
Our workforce’s expectations of work are constantly evolving, adding new pressures, and asking new questions of our compensation strategies. In the uncertain environment that we currently find ourselves in, business leaders need to make forward-looking human-centric decisions on renumeration and rewards to drive talent acquisition and retention. Studies show a direct correlation between perceptions of pay-fairness and employer brand and employee engagement.
- 15.10 - 15:50
Case studies
This interactive session will provide you with insights to the newest technology and best practices within Strategic HR and Leadership.
- 16.00 - 16:40
Panel discussion
– How can you create an efficient virtuel onboarding program?
– What are the benefits and challenges with onboarding from a distance?
– How does tomorrows onboarding strategies look like?
In an increasingly virtual world, new strategies and technologies are integral for onboarding remote employees in a way which builds immersion and connection when they are not physically present. Providing your workers with an efficient onboarding program has been proven to reduce retention and increase employee engagement significantly.
- 15.10 - 15:50
Panel discussion
– How can avoid management initiatives to end up in failure?
– What is the ideal way to execute technological and cultural change?
– How can you support the human element of organisational evolution?
Any attempt at technological or cultural change in an organisation is a challenging path to embark on for any business leader, with around 50% of change management initiatives ending up in failure. In our current climate, the patterns by which our people communicate and work have changed abruptly, and there is also an almost universal shift towards the rapid technological integration of HR technology to support our ‘new normal’ – however long it lasts. To nudge, to push, or to shove? Organisations should always be changing in order to drive more value to our clients and customers, but how can we better support the human element of organisational evolution and guarantee success?
Naleena Gururani
Chief People Officer
Dina Alvarez
Head of Strategic Talent Management & Transformation
Craig McCoy
Interim Director of People & Culture
Rodolphe Guerin
People Insights Practice Lead
- 16:50 - 17:10
Solo speech
To be announced
- 15:50 - 15:55
Outroduction
Official thank you and final remarks to HRtechX London 2022.
- 15:55 - 17:00
Post conference networking
End your first day with something to drink and network with +1,400 other HR Leaders, Professionals & Innovators.