NEWS AND CONNECTIONS

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COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP

NOHRPS and Business Volunteers Unlimited (BVU) have joined forces to offer NOHRPS members the opportunity to be strategically matched with community leadership opportunities through the following available programs

NOHRPS Past Programs

Celebrate 20 Years of Leadership and Vision from NOHRPS: What Does it Mean to Work Here? A Signature Experience for Extraordinary Engagement
10/16/2008 DoubleTree Hotel, Independence
Our speaker will be Tammy Erickson, an award winning author and expert on organizations and the changing workforce. What Does it Mean to Work Here? A Signature Experience for Extraordinary Engagement: Everyone is measuring engagement, but efforts to improve it can be frustrating. The key is to understand the role work plays in your employees' live and how to create an employee experience that leverages your firm's unique strengths.
Regionalism at a Tipping Point for the NE Ohio Economy
05/21/2008 Embassy Suites Independence, Independence
In his book The Tipping Point, Malcolm Gladwell discusses the forces that drive social change. In this session, you will learn about the forces emerging to stimulate change and economic development through regionalism. In addition, you will learn what role your organization can play in taking actions that promote and take advantage of the economic value and competitive advantages of regionalism.

Come to explore opportunities and roles for human resources leadership to collaborate on regional efforts to attract, develop and retain talent. Join a rare gathering of human resource professionals from Akron to Elyria to Ashtabula.

Participate in dialogue with four key leaders on regional initiatives critical to supporting the economy in Northeast Ohio:

• Leverage resources to attract talent to the great benefits of our region

• Aligning our region's education systems to meet your skill requirements

• Creating workforce development programs to draw top talent

SPEAKERS Brad Whitehead, The Fund for Our Economic Future Learn about the power and progress being made with regionalism and examine opportunities on how you can make a difference.

Rick Batyko, Cleveland Plus Discover how to take advantage of regional marketing resources to attract top talent and project the lifestyle benefits of living in Northeast Ohio.

Ann Kowal Smith, Education Works Get involved in regional efforts to ensure our educational systems create the skills your company needs to compete in the twenty-first century

Laura Steinbrink, Fund for Our Economic Future Learn how to obtain resources available from the State to support specific workforce development initiatives in your company.

This meeting is a regional collaboration between the Northeast Ohio Human Resource Planning Society (NOHRPS) and Cleveland Society for Human Resource Management (Cleveland SHRM).

Adopt or Die: Technology and Human Resource Strategies
03/27/2008 The Forum Conference Center, One Cleveland Center, Cleveland
ASP ATS, CRM, ERP, ISP LMS, HRIS, SSP, and the list goes on. Every facet of human resources is integrated with some form of technology. Learn about the role technology is playing in supporting high performance work systems. We will examine how current and emerging applications are helping organizations create a competitive advantage and bottom line results from automating a range of human resource business process. Learn how a combination of people, process, and technology can transform HR into a strategic driver of business results in your organization.

This interactive discussion will help you:

• Develop a strategy to map HR objectives to business objectives

• Explore the critical factors to successfully execute your initiatives

• Gain business support for new technology purchases

• Include metrics and measurement as part of all HR technology projects

• Understand how on-demand technologies are dramatically changing the purchase and deployment of HR applications

• Be aware of emerging applications such as wikis, blogs, and social networking and the increased affect they are having on HR and the workforce.

SPEAKER

Jason Averbook is Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Knowledge Infusion, a strategic consulting organization that works collaboratively with clients to help them achieve true business results from HCM technologies. With more than 15 years of experience in the HR and technology industry, including senior management positions at PeopleSoft and Ceridian, Jason has worked with industry leading companies around the world to help them transform their HR organizations into strategic partners. Jason was honored in 2006 by Human Capital Magazine as a recipient of its Future HR Leader Award and is a frequent speaker and contributor to industry publications and events worldwide. Jason holds a B.A and an M.B.A from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota.

SCHEDULE:

7:30 a.m. Registration and Networking

8:00 a.m. Full Breakfast Buffet

8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Presentation and Q&A

SPECIAL NOTES:

Price includes parking; please bring your parking ticket in with you for validation

To reserve your place, register on-line at the Program Calendar page

If you have any questions, please contact Pam Smith at (216) 556-0840 or email NOHRPS@sbcglobal.net.

All reservations must be prepaid and cancelled 2 business days prior to program for refund or credit.

The Best and Worst of Leaderhip
01/24/2008
Speaker: Dennis Lekan, EdD, President, Corporate Leadership Associates, LLC and Harry Martin, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Management and Labor Relations, Cleveland State University
The Eaton Approach
12/06/2007
Speaker: Samuel Dolinsky, Vice President, Leadership and Organization Development, Eaton Corporation Connie Wayne, Manager, Executive Development, Eaton Corporation
Strategies for Integrating Success Management with Knowledge Transfer
10/04/2007
Speaker: William J. Rothwell, PhD, SPHR, Rothwell & Associates
Dialog: the Strategic Partnership of the CEO and CHRO
05/10/2007
Speaker: Robert J. Joyce, Chairman and CEO and Debra Lyons, CHRO, Westfield Group
Employee Engagement: Real-Time Data for Real-Time Results
03/22/2007
Speaker: Theresa M. Welbourne, Ph.D., founder, President and CEO of eePulse, Inc.
New Employee Retention Research and Best Practices: Essential Information for Keeping Your Best Talent
01/02/2007
Speaker: Craig R. Taylor, Senior Vice President, TalentKeepers
Corporate University: Launching the 21st Century Learning Organization
12/05/2006
Speaker: Kevin Wheeler, President and Founder, Global Learning Resources
Diversity Leadership: Managing the Workforce of the Future
10/01/2006
Speaker: Deborah L. Plummer, Ph.D., Director of the Office of Diversity, Cleveland Clinic Health System
Entrepreneur or Intrapraneur? HR's Role in Building Organizational Strategy
05/01/2006
Speakers: Ray Leach, President & CEO, JumpStart, Inc., Paul D. Tolchinsky, PhD, Case Western Reserve University, Michael Feuer, MaxVentures
Building a Comprehensive Strategy to Create a Healthy Workforce
03/01/2006
Speakers: Bruce W. Shermann, M.D., Laura Hoag and Christopher B. Mykrants, Watson Wyatt
Managing Human Capital to Execute Strategy
01/10/2006
Speaker: Richard W. Beatty
Resonant Leadership, Creating Sustainable Leaders Through Mindfulness, Hope & Compassion
12/05/2005
Speaker: Dr. Richard Boyatzis, Case Western Reserve University
Impact of Changing Demographics On Your Organization's Ability to Succeed
05/05/2005
Speakers: Jamie Hale, Tod Lawrence of Watson Wyatt Worldwide
Why Smart Executives Fail
03/05/2005
Speaker: Professor Sydney Finkelstein, Dartmouth
HumanSigma Mgt: Involving Human Aspects of Organizational Performance
01/05/2005
Speaker: Curt Coffman, The Gallup Organization