Talent Management & Leadership Development Summit 2012 – All Webinars
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On demand webinar with presentations and accompanying audio recorded at the event.
This summit was been designed help delegates review and reinvigorate their talent management and leadership development strategies at a time when the need to stop the impending recovery-fuelled ‘talent drift’ is firmly at the forefront of most HR professionals’ minds.
This package includes all the online presentations.
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Overview
This summit was designed help delegates review and reinvigorate their talent management and leadership development strategies at a time when the need to stop the impending recovery-fueled ‘talent drift’ was firmly at the forefront of most HR professionals’ minds.
The summit featured practical, cost effective solutions to attract, retain and develop talent.
The event evaluated how to effectively predict potential; develop innovative ways to compete in the war for talent; understand how the psychological employment contract is changing; and how we should be responding to this. Hear case studies from leaders in the field and learn practical ideas to develop your talent and leadership practices.
Held in London on Tuesday 23rd October 2012
These webinars will teach you how to:
- Attract and retaining talent during difficult economic times
- Examine gender diversity at the top of the house
- Balance commercial needs and people leadership
- Use better values and metrics
- Anticipate organisation change and ensure you have the right skill set for future growth
- Successfully plan succession: the importance of creating internal and external networks
- Identify top talent globally and go over and above the nine box grid
- Manage learning and development in today’s environment and for the future
- Understand global talent mobility
- Move from good to great performance management
- Understand the required competencies for technical vs. leadership talent
Who would find this useful?
Directors, managers and heads of:
- Human resources
- Talent management
- Leadership development
- Employer brand
- Internal communications
- Learning and development
- Talent acquisition
Presentations included:
Session 01: Talent Management 2012: Introduction by Chair
Anne Franke, Chief Executive Officer, Chartered Management Institute
Session 02: Attracting and retaining talent during difficult economic times
Catherine Ward, Director of People and Communications, BMi Healthcare
Session 03: Leadership development for senior women case study
Cindy Mahoney, Director, Global Talent Management, HR, BlackRock
Session 04: Balancing commercial needs and people leadership
Hayley Bilantz, Head of Leadership, MDA Training
Session 05: Talent Management 2012 – Early Morning Session Q&A
With speakers from the earlier sessions
Session 06: Anticipating Organisation Change Panel Discussion
Dr Susanne Sondergaard, Principal Psycologist, Ministry of Defence
Sophie Turner, Former Global Projects (Talent, Leadership, Performance), National Grid
Oliver Johnson, Director of Market Offer, Leadership, Penna
Session 07: Developing people for succession planning case study
Tina Earnshaw, National L&D and Talent Manager
Matthew Woodward, Regional Learning and Development Manager
Top Shop/Top Man, Arcadia Group Ltd
Session 08: Reversing the drain on talent – Facilitated discussion
Claire Genkai-Breeze, Co-Founder, Relume
Session 09: Leadership development: what really works? Facilitated discussion
Lead by Olilver Johnson, Director of Market Offer, Leadership, Penna
Session 10: Developing leadership vision and capability for the borderless workplace
Steve Pritchard, Director, Global Client Engagement, TMA World
Session 11: Serving as the tip of the spear: building a winning culture – case study
Georges Vandenhove, Vice-President of Human Resources and Communications, Europe, Ingersoll Rand
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