KEYNOTE BREAKFAST WORKSHOP (8:30am – 9:30am)
MENTORING: Advocate For Change in a Change-Dodging World
People dodge change because (1) they don’t think they need to, or (2) they believe it comes with fated pain and suffering. But a change-free workforce is not only stagnant, it’s riddled with mediocrity. When you are charged with advocating or managing a change-dodging workforce, you need a tool to transform, not just transact. There’s only one that is cost-effective, time-efficient, scalable, sustainable, simple, and significant: Mentoring. Join us to discover the 7 steps to using mentoring to support any future change management initiative. We’ll look at best practices, easy ways to get started, and how to engage everyone in the process. In this session you will architect your own mentoring initiative ready to implement on Monday morning! Ann Tardy, Founder and President of LifeMoxie Mentoring
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SESSION I Workshop B (9:45am – 10:45am) and SESSION II Workshop E (11:15am – 12:15pm)
SHRM ADVOCACY TEAM: Shaping HR Public Policy
As an HR Professional, you are uniquely positioned to shape the development of federal and state workplace laws and regulations. This presentation takes you through the basic steps of becoming involved in the public policy process; best practices for contacting, meeting, and building lasting relationships with elected officials and their staffs; and effective ways to communicating the HR professional’s perspective on key workplace issues. You will also learn about the initiative SHRM has launched to create a nationwide member advocacy network of HR Advocates, collectively known as the Advocacy Team, or A-Team. David M. Lusk, Senior Associate, Member Advocacy, at the Society for Human Resource Management (Click Here For Complete Speaker Bio)
VIRTUAL TEAMS Now & In The Future
SESSION III Workshop G (3:15pm – 4:30pm)
Jackson Lewis Legal Workshop
Complete Workshop Details Coming Soon!
Presented by Weldon H. Latham, Esq. is a Senior Partner in the Washington, D.C. Region office of Jackson Lewis LLP and the Chair of the Firm’s Corporate Diversity Counseling Group. He represents Fortune 200 companies, government agencies, and other complex organizations in a variety of legal matters, including corporate diversity counseling, employment law, and government relations.
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