Virtual Discussion

2024 in Review, 2025 in Focus: Defining HR Priorities and Roadmaps for the Future

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Fri est. 50 minutes
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Session Focus: A reflective discussion on the most impactful topics of 2024 and a strategic look ahead at the critical priorities shaping HR and talent development in 2025

As we close out 2024, join us for a reflective and future-focused discussion to explore key takeaways from the year. Together, we'll address two critical questions:

  1. What topics from 2024 have been most impactful for you and your organization?
  2. Looking ahead to 2025, what are your top priorities and the roadmap for your team’s development? This interactive session will help you distill lessons learned and plan strategically for the year to come.
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Your insights during this session will be vital in shaping the 2025 programs for senior HR talent leaders. By reflecting on what has made the greatest impact in 2024 and identifying the key priorities for the coming year, we can collaboratively design robust, forward-thinking initiatives that address the evolving challenges and opportunities in talent development. Together, we'll ensure our 2025 programs are aligned with your needs, helping you and your teams stay ahead of the curve and drive lasting success in the year ahead.
 

This session will offer HR leaders actionable insights from industry leaders on transforming rigid structures into adaptive networks that empower employees across all levels.

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Newt Moore
People Enablement, Business/Digital Transformation ExpertGlobal Talent Leaders
Global Talent Leaders

About Newt Moore

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Newt's interest is in positive psychology focusing on skill acquisition and expertise development. His research includes building computer simulations to assess the advanced thinking skills of technical personnel. Lately, Newt has been involved in the expertise building of engineers, software developers, and IT professionals. This journey has exposed Newt to the advent of skill inventories, skill identification, and emerging skill sensing. Because of this, Newt has learned job deconstruction, task analysis to discover skills.

Richard Busby
Director, Project Management OfficeIMSA
IMSA

About Richard Busby

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I love enabling people to perform work that need to get done, finding meaning and high satisfaction. I do this through mentoring, coaching, and practical support systems. I have extensive experience in corporate L&D, Learning Architecture, and Academic management. I am the founder of Broadskilling.com

About Suzanne Sherry

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With over 20 years of Development, Sales, end-to-end Talent Management, and Employee Experience expertise I have been fortunate to have worked in global leadership positions across large and mid-sized organizations.

About Dirk Tussing

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PASSIONATE COLLABORATOR with an extensive business and charity network that makes things happen.

Megan Bickle
Advisory Council Member @ Harvard Business ReviewGlobal Talent Leaders
Global Talent Leaders

About Megan Bickle

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As a forward-thinking HR professional, Megan is deeply passionate about shaping the culture of organizations through talent and organizational development initiatives. With a wealth of experience spanning all aspects of talent management, Megan has particular expertise in change management and organizational transformation. Most recently, Megan served as the lead for Employee Listening, Engagement, and Culture initiatives at Western Digital, building on her impressive leadership roles at Dropbox, GE Digital, and Ubisoft. Megan's academic credentials include a Master's in Organizational Development from the University of San Francisco and a Bachelor's in Organizational Leadership from Marquette University. Beyond her work, Megan is an avid runner who has set her sights on the New York City Marathon this November. With her unique blend of professional expertise and personal drive, Megan is poised to make an impact on any organization lucky enough to work with her.

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