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It was far better than I had anticipated it would be (i.e., thinking it would be no different than other conferences). Very well organized and I found several potential follow-up opportunities with vendors. It made me step back and think about what we're currently doing within our learning initiatives and asking the question, "how can we do this differently so it makes the experience even better?"

Head of Talent
Principal Financial

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Built around your needs
We create The Talent Management Forum Conference Program based on extensive research and feedback from our delegates, senior talent management executives who, like you, are dealing with critical issues on a daily basis. As a confirmed delegate, you will have the opportunity to help us shape the conference program to reflect your current key issues.

You also have the benefit of picking and choosing from a whole range of learning & development sessions of interest from our CLO Forum, which will be running alongside our Talent Management Forum 

First class speakers
Conference sessions are given by industry experts and leaders in thought who have a clear understanding of the business obstacles inherent in developing workforce talent.

Confirmed speakers to date:

Mike Stafford, SVP of Talent Management, Starbucks
Rodney Moses, VP of Global Talent Acquistion, Coca-Cola Enterprises
Jeanette Harrison, VP, American Express Learning Network
Lucy Dinwiddie, VP of Organization Development, ConAgra Foods
Gary Walljasper, Head of Talent/Leadership Development, Principal Financial Group
Michael Leming, Chief Talent Scout, Nike Inc.

Intimate sessions
Through small workshops and roundtables, you are able to share best practices, successful case studies, and receive opinions and suggestions from your peers.The entire conference is built around helping you become a more effective executive and opening doors to new perspectives and points of view.

Conference Programme


Keynote Session
Leadership Lessons from Obama's Presidential Campaign Manager
David Plouffe
It's no secret that presidential campaigns are fast-paced marathons. A plethora of movies and books have covered this pinnacle of politics, proving that the race for the executive office is not for the faint of heart. The ability to effectively lead and soundly manage the presidential campaign is a rare skill held by but a few political experts.

These experts have somehow learned to balance strategy with resource management, stakeholder input, the media and crisis. David Plouffe stands as one of these rare leaders, who not only steered his team to success but also inspired a new level of innovation, building an organization worth nearly one billion dollars in two years. He shares his personal story of leadership and management in a presentation that highlights:

• How to infiltrate your entire organization with steadfast leadership designed to produce incredible results
• How to build a culture of creativity without being burdened by the past.
• Why leadership during crisis is the true test of a leader
• How to stay the course and not be distracted by diversions

Sucession Planning
Workshop
Linda Duchaine, Global CLO, Monster.com
 

Learning and Development as a Business Strategy
Workshop
Michelle Blieberg, Global CLO, UBS
 

Acquiring Talent: Part One of the Integrated Talent Management Series
Round Table
Michael Leming, Chief Talent Scout, Nike
 

Moving Talent: Part Two of Integrated Talent Management Series
Round Table
Tamar Elkeles, VP, Learning and Development, Qualcomm
 

Developing Talent: Part Three of Integrated Talent Management Series
Round Table
Jeanette Harrison, VP, American Express Learning Network
 

Generational Competencies
Round Table
Jeffrey Vargas, CLO, National Nuclear Security Administration
 

Build Out Your High Impact Learning Toolkit - Doing More With Less
Round Table
Lucy Dinwiddie, VP of Organization Development, ConAgra Foods
 

Translating Business Strategy into Talent Strategy – Using Human Capital Planning to Inform Talent Management Decisions
Round Table
Gary Walljasper, Head of Talent/Leadership Development, Principal Financial Group
 



Employee Engagement: Defining it, Measuring it and Increasing it
Round Table Round Table
Mike Stafford, SVP of Talent Management, Starbucks

 


Leadership Development
Round Table Round Table
Brooks Fisher, VP of Leadership Training and Development, Intuit
 

E-Learning
Round Table Round Table
Jonathan Kayes, CLO, CIA