Virtual Global HR Conference 2023

Virtual Global HR Conference 2023

PeopleOps Pulse 2023 is an opportunity for Human Resources (HR) and People Operations professionals to connect and learn about the current trends in the industry. It is happening from October 10-12, and the timing is 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. New York Time (EST). As the time suggests, the conference will take place over three half-days.

Agenda and Speakers

October 10 | Tuesday | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST

On Day 1, speakers Deepa Mahesh, Neptali Martinez, and Dr. Mohamed Rabie Elsheikh will take the stage.

9:00 AM – 9:45 AM EST
Holistic Wellbeing for a Healthy Workforce
Speaker: Deepa Mahesh

Deepa Mahesh is an ICF Life & Leadership Coach and an Arts-based Leadership development facilitator. She is also the founder & CEO of Poorna Wellbeing.

A healthy workforce is a dream of every organization. Yet, at the implementation level, there is a ground to travel. It is a partnership between the employee and the organization to seek wellbeing. Wellbeing is not the absence of illness, it is a pursuit of equanimity at various levels of human existence. It is wellbeing at the level of the physical body, energy, emotions, and thoughts. The HR team, the manager, and the employee’s joint responsibility is to seek, want, and acquire it.

During her session, she will discuss holistic well-being for a healthy workforce. This entails well-being at various levels and how it enhances employee productivity.

10:00 AM – 10:45 AM EST
Managers as Coaches
Speaker: Neptali Martinez

Neptali Martinez is the founder and principal at NJM Career/Leadership Coaching. His company provides career and executive coaching for professionals in areas such as Information Technology and Human Resources.

The popular saying, “Employees don’t leave companies, they leave bad managers,” speaks volumes about the challenges we all face when we manage employees. How many managers hire an employee on a Friday afternoon, and a person shows up on Monday morning? The complexity of dealing with human beings in the work environment is not new, and because of the rapid changes taking place at work, that challenge is getting even more complex.

During his session, he will enlighten us on managers as coaches. He will talk about making the transition from a manager to a coach and present a more effective way of relating with employees.

11:00 AM – 11:45 AM EST
Leading The Journey towards Successful Organizational Transformation
Speaker: Dr. Mohamed Rabie Elsheikh

Dr. Mohamed Rabie Elsheikh is the founder & CEO of Tanmyah for Management Consulting & Training. Their mission is to inspire people and organizations to accelerate growth and achieve excellence.

What is organizational transformation, and why is it important for organizations to undergo transformation? What are some common challenges that organizations face during the transformation process? How can leaders build a transformational culture within their organizations?

If the above questions have been lingering, don’t miss out on this session. Dr. Mohamed will walk us through the journey toward successful organizational transformation. Change leads to transformation; it is inevitable. So this session will touch on why we need to transform and the processes involved in the transformation.

October 11 | Wednesday | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST

On Day 2, our speakers will be Aditya Roy and Cliff Berg.

9:00 AM – 9:45 AM EST
Designing HR Technology Hyperconvergence for the Workforce of the Future
Speaker: Aditya Roy

Aditya Roy is a Senior Manager of Cognizant Technology Solutions. He serves in the HR-Consulting space and has over 17 years of experience in FinTech, Govt., Retail, and high-tech domains.

As organizations navigate the complexities of an evolving digital landscape in Enterprise HR, the role of human resources (HR) is becoming increasingly crucial in driving strategic decision-making and fostering a productive and engaged workforce. The emergence of hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) technology presents a unique opportunity for HR departments to streamline their operations, enhance employee experience, and support the workforce of the future.

This session is centered on the concept of HR technology hyperconvergence, potential benefits, and the key considerations for designing and implementing such systems, with a special emphasis on how Agile PeopleOps (APO) can facilitate it.

11:00 AM – 11:45 AM EST
What Is Needed From PeopleOps to Support Organizational Agility
Speaker: Cliff Berg

Cliff Berg is the Managing Partner of Agile 2 Academy. In 2020, he co-founded the Agile 2 movement by assembling a global team of 15 people, helping them to reach a consensus on a range of complex issues regarding organizational agility.

What are the core ideas of Agile 2? Why is agility behavioral, and is not achieved by adopting so-called Agile frameworks? His session will be about what is needed from PeopleOps to support organizational agility, with a focus on the core ideas of Agile 2.

October 12 | Thursday | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST

On Day 3, Dr. Amy Narishkin, Brunello Gianella, Tom Thliveris, and Alex Dutch Greene will take the stage.

9:00 AM – 9:45 AM EST
Awkward to Awesome: How Leaders Boost Agility, Diversity and Collaboration with Cultural Intelligence
Speaker: Dr. Amy Narishkin

Dr. Amy Narishkin is a thought leader, strategist, and consultant helping organizations make the shift to cultural intelligence. She has 30 years of experience in teaching, consulting, managing, and researching.

Diverse teams with moderate to high levels of cultural intelligence outperform homogenous teams on a number of outcomes — productivity, cost-savings, innovation, safety, and a lot more. Dr. Amy’s session will discuss how leaders can boost agility, diversity, and collaboration with cultural intelligence. She will highlight the different stages of cultural intelligence and the value of a diverse team that feels seen and heard.

10:00 AM – 10:45 AM EST
Lived Individuality
Speaker: Brunello Gianella

Brunello Gianella is an Independent Consultant with 40 years of experience in the industry. He has consulted for companies like Ford, Shell, and Mazda.

Are you looking for ways to be the best version of yourself in an ever-changing world? We understand that having a strong identity and values is essential for success. That’s why we created this session focused on helping you unleash your full potential in the agile world. You will discover three main areas – Agile Innovator, Agile Personality, and Agile Knowledge – which will help you foster creativity, resilience, and self-awareness as an Agile professional. Achieve greater levels of success while staying true to who YOU are.

11:00 AM – 11:45 AM EST
Living Conscious Culture
Speakers: Alex Dutch Greene and Tom Thliveris

For the third session on Day 3, we have co-speakers Tom Thliveris and Alex Dutch Greene.

Tom Thliveris is a passionate healthcare IT admin with a mission to improve health systems and provide better care to patients. He is currently a Principal Consultant for the University of Miami. Alex Dutch Greene is a passionate cultivator and pioneer of human experience whose mission is to create out-of-the-box solutions that allow people to overcome barriers to change. He is also an Organizational Change Management Lead.

In a post-COVID era, creating a conscious organizational culture is essential. There is a different focus on meeting human needs, and aligning ourselves to a shared experience is a challenging yet necessary task. Empowering individuals at all levels of an organization with the proper tools for living with awareness is an important step forward, but “walking the walk” is an entirely different ballgame. Our own belief systems, assumptions, and expectations often stand in the way of true progress. How do we get out of our own way so that we can create integrated organizational cultures?

In their session, the speakers will address the importance of creating a conscious organizational culture in a post-COVID era. They will also introduce frameworks on how organizations can create an organic environment.

Conclusion

Our esteemed speakers have made a date with us to bring value to the HR and People Operations community. The topics are loaded, and their goal is to enhance the understanding of our conference theme and stir relevant discussions.

Like our speakers, you can make a date with us to be a part of this value-filled opportunity to learn and connect with fellow professionals. Register for the conference and get your tickets via our PeopleOps Pulse 2023 website.

As a reminder, the theme of PeopleOps Pulse 2023 remains ACE (Agility, Coaching, and Experience).

Don’t miss this opportunity. Connect. Learn. Grow.

PeopleOpsPulse2023

PeopleOps Pulse 2023

PeopleOps Pulse 2023 is an exciting opportunity for Human Resources (HR) and People Operations professionals to learn and understand the ever-evolving landscape of HR/People Operations and the latest trends in the industry. This virtual global conference will provide a platform for the attendees to future skill their capabilities and pave a pathway to help organizations ACE their game and foster business agility, adopt coaching as a practice, and elevate the people’s experience.

Why Attend?

The business landscape is a volatile one, as we all know. The more prepared we are, our chances of surviving unforeseen circumstances improve. The COVID pandemic is an example of these unforeseen circumstances. It changed the whole dynamic of how we conduct our work. The workforce went from on-site to remote to adapt to the covid situation and be safe. As HR/People Operations professionals, we went from cautioning an employee’s clothing on-site to communicating with our workforce over our devices. So, what did adaptation look like for us?

While adapting to change can never be dubbed an easy process, how “easy” or “hard” it is, is relative to how prepared you are. The transition that happened as a result of COVID-19 was likely a more straightforward process for agile organizations. During COVID, how did this adaptation look for your organization? Also, are you prepared for the next unforeseen change?

The ever-changing business landscape demands organizations be nimble and quick in adapting to new trends and challenges. Hence, organizations must intentionally recalibrate and embrace new ways of thinking and working, especially as it pertains to agility, coaching, and experience (ACE) – a unique theme of the global virtual conference, the PeopleOps Pulse – that is a driver and enabler of innovation and sustainability across organizations.

Conference Theme

Why Agility, Coaching, and Experience? These are some of the most important and core practices of Agile PeopleOps. Incorporating these principles into your work and business is one of the necessary steps to being prepared for unforeseen changes.

Conference Theme

Agility: 

Organizations must embrace and practice agility to stay sustainable in today’s disruptive world. During the conference, you’ll learn why agility is behavioral, what are the key traits of agile personality, agile innovator, agile knowledge, and the role of leaders in leading a transformation journey. You will gain insights into the best practices for leading and managing change and what HR and People Operations functions must do to leverage organizational agility.

Coaching:

Coaching is a game-changer as it can help individuals and teams reach their full potential, drive success, and create a culture of continuous improvement. As a result, coaching should be an integral part of any organization’s strategy for success. The conference will bring together renowned coaches who will share their expertise on coaching teams for better performance and to create a coaching culture within your organization.

Experience: 

Experience is a third key theme of the conference, and creating a positive experience at the workplace is all about elevating the human experience. A happy and engaged workforce is essential to the success of any organization. Renowned coaches, organizational change experts, and practitioners will share their pearls of wisdom on holistic well-being and its importance in enhancing employee productivity and life satisfaction, the essence of cultural intelligence in creating a diverse and thriving organization, and how to create a living conscious culture in organizations.

The Value

Attendees at the PeopleOps Pulse 2023 conference will learn

  • How to foster business agility through innovative strategies and practices?
  • How can organizations adopt coaching to improve performance and drive employee engagement?
  • How can organizations elevate people’s experience?

Attendees will also be able to network with like- and diverse-minded professionals worldwide, strike up constructive conversations prior to and during the conference by visiting the Discussions page on the website, and learn from one another.

Register for the Conference

As a reminder, our conference is tagged PeopleOps Pulse 2023, and the theme is ACE (Agility, Coaching, and Experience). It is happening on October 10–12, 2023

You do not want to miss these sessions. Register for the conference and get your tickets via our PeopleOps Pulse 2023 website. 

After you register, you will be directed to a page as shown below. Ensure you click Add to Calendar.

After you register, you will receive a registration confirmation email to your email id. Feel free to click the button Sign In and follow the platform prompts/messages. It’s important to note that by signing in, you will be able to join the conference. 

Don’t miss this opportunity. Connect. Learn. Grow

The Rise Of Agile Work Practices In Talent Acquisition

The Rise of Agile Work Practices in Talent Acquisition

Agile HR is the application of “agility” to the function of Human Resource Management.

Agility here means developing nimble & responsive management practices that involve constant feedback loops, and teams working in short work cycles & engaging in frequent retrospectives.

The concept of “agile-methodology” came into being during the 1990s in the area of software development. The developers wanted a flexible (agile) solution for the stumbling blocks they were facing in the process of software development.

Over time, it has become a widely recognized management method across various functions, departments, and industries, adopting a proactive approach rather than a reactive one.

Research | Early Decisions Made By Talent On Job Acceptance