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SUMMARY:Senior Round Table: "Creating a High Engagement Organization: A Practical Approach for Employees\, Managers and Executives"
DESCRIPTION:Featured Facilitators \nLinda Newton\nExecutive Director\nHARRT \nLucy Wander-Perna\nHARRT Executive Committee \nFeatured Speaker \nChristopher Rice\nPresident and CEO\nBlessingWhite \n\nEmployee engagement is on more boardroom agendas than ever before\, but only a few organizations have completed the process with success stories worth sharing or leveraging. This session takes a fresh look at this important business issue for all companies looking to engage\, retain and empower their workforces.  It introduces the key findings from the recently published 2011 Employee Engagement Report and builds on the information presented during our Annual Retreat last fall. Through an interactive discussion\, members will learn how to influence and harness discretionary contributions from employees by focusing on five key areas and understanding how each level of the organization can promote engagement. \nBlessingWhite CEO Christopher Rice and Facilitator Sheridan Celmer will lead an interactive forum to provide: The business case for engagement\, a pragmatic model for talking about engagement\, the latest global findings on engagement levels and drivers\, recommendations for avoiding five common pitfalls to successful engagement initiatives\, tangible actions for making engagement a shared responsibility across the workforce and an ongoing priority\, in addition to our focus on increasing engagement levels across your organization\, the session will provide insights into maintaining your personal engagemement as a leader. For research conducted by BlessingWhite on engagement and other topics\, please follow this link:  http://blessingwhite.com/Research.asp.
URL:https://harrt.ucla.edu/event/senior-round-table-creating-high-engagement-organization-practical-approach-employees-managers-executives/
LOCATION:UCLA\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Senior Member Events
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SUMMARY:Senior Round Table: “Human Capital Strategy: Integrating Business and Human Capital Priorities"
DESCRIPTION:Featured Speakers \nIan V. Ziskin\nPresident\nEXec EXcel Group\, LLC \n\n\nThe recent economic recession has had a profound impact on the world and the way we govern\, do business and manage our resources.  Rising government deficits add additional stress to the economic environment.  Now\, more than ever\, business and public sectors need to find ways to improve performance through sound strategies\, processes and management practices.  The challenge for HR leaders is to understand the 3 to 5 most critical business challenges and the actions that need to be taken to address them.  A clear and actionable human capital strategy is essential.  Oftentimes\, critical business challenges are not clearly defined.  HR leaders need to have confidence they are asking the correct strategic questions regarding human capital and be able to measure the results. \nIan Ziskin\, President\, EXec EXcel Group and former Chief HR and Administrative Officer at Northrop Grumman will lead HARRT members in an interactive discussion to examine their assumptions about their own businesses and the new challenges and trends imposed by the environment.   Using a framework to guide the process\, HARRT members will have an opportunity to develop and refine a crisp and appropriate human capital strategy for their businesses that focuses on the following five dimensions: \n\n\n·         Manage Talent\n·         Develop Leaders\n·         Drive Performance\n·         Build HR Excellence\n·         Harmonize Systems & Processes
URL:https://harrt.ucla.edu/event/senior-round-table-gaining-talent-management-edge-corporate-responsibility-copy/
LOCATION:UCLA\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Senior Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20101111T130000
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SUMMARY:2010 Annual Sr. Executive Retreat
DESCRIPTION:“Toward a New HR? Perspectives on a Changing Role”\n\nFeatured Speakers: \nBob Johansen\nDistinguished Fellow\nInstitute for the Future \nMichael Haffenden\nCo-Founder and Director\nCorporate Research Forum \nGraham Prentice\nAssociate\nCorporate Research Forum \nEd Leamer\nChauncy J\, Professor of Management\nUCLA Anderson Graduate School of Management \nDavid Lewin\, Ph.D\nNeil H Jacoby Chair in Management\nUCLA Anderson School of Management \nDouglas Klein\nPresident\nSirota Survey Intelligence \nFeatured Panelists: \nStan Duncan\nSenior Executive VP\, Human Resources and Global Head of Talent Management & Org Development\nWestfield Corporation \nGeorge Rose\nExecutive VP\, Worldwide People and Org\nSony Pictures Entertainment \nJohn Kelly\nSenior VP\, Human Resources\nCapital Group \n\nSummary: \nChallenged by a world of volatility\, uncertainty\, complexity and ambiguity\, this session will focus on new opportunities where volatility can be turned into vision\, uncertainty into understanding\, complexity into clarity and ambiguity into agility.
URL:https://harrt.ucla.edu/event/2010-annual-sr-executive-retreat/
LOCATION:4 Seasons Resort\, 1260 Channel Dr\, Santa Barbara\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Senior Member Events
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SUMMARY:Senior Round Table: “Challenges for Health Care and Higher Education in the New Normal”
DESCRIPTION:Featured Speaker \nGene D. Block\nChancellor\nUCLA \n\nChanges in the economy and public policy continue to highlight challenges for the “New Normal.  The recession has had a far reaching impact on local and global markets and on public institutions.  Reduced tax dollars have exacerbated the budget deficit in California and the public university system\, responsible for educating the workforce of the future.  These changes along with demographic shifts are reshaping the higher education landscape.  UCLA and other public universities in California have had to face these challenges and make adjustments while preserving their mandate to educate\, conduct research and serve the greater community.  Likewise the Health Care Reform Legislation passed by Congress in March of this year poses challenges for employers who have to interpret and implement these changes as health care costs continue to escalate. \nChancellor Gene D. Block will address the challenges faced by public universities and how UCLA plans to serve its mission of education\, research and community service  to enhance quality of life for Californians while adapting to a new funding model. \nA panel of members and health care experts will share programs they have implemented at their organizations to improve outcomes for quality health care for their employees and reduce costs. Diane Shapiro at Boeing will share the basic principles of “The Medical Home” program to address issues for chronically ill employees\, “Best Doctors” and “Boeing on the Move.”  Ken Kahrs from NBC Universal will discuss contrasting approaches to health benefits and the impact on employee satisfaction\, Tanya Benenson\, NBCU Medical Director will share the impact of their health clinics and wellness programs to give patients the kind of care they are not getting elsewhere.  Leslie A Margolin\, President and CEO of Partners Transforming Health will share strategies for how health care costs can be reduced and address insurer\, provider\, customer and consumer issues.
URL:https://harrt.ucla.edu/event/senior-round-table-challenges-health-care-higher-education-new-normal/
LOCATION:UCLA\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Senior Member Events
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SUMMARY:Senior Round Table: "Strategy: New or Normal?"
DESCRIPTION:Featured Speakers \nJohn de Figueiredo\, Ph.D\nAssociate Professor of Strategic Management and Associate Professor of Law\nUCLA Anderson School of Management \n\nJohn de Figueiredo’s primary fields of research are competitive strategy\, political and legal strategy\, law and economics\, and the management of innovation. His research in “non-market” strategy examines how firms use political influence\, regulatory lobbying\, and strategic litigation to enhance competitive performance. His current work in the field has examined corporate legislative and regulatory lobbying behavior in telecommunications\, health care\, and other high technology industries. De Figueiredo’s research on competitive strategy and innovation focus on long-term competitive advantage\, technology strategy\, and organizational change. His papers have appeared in leading economics\, management\, and law journals. \nPrior to joining the UCLA Anderson School\, Professor de Figueiredo was on the faculties of the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University. He was also the Olin Senior Visiting Research Fellow at Harvard Law School and is currently a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research. De Figueiredo has taught MBA students\, Ph.D. students\, and executives in a variety of different programs. His main teaching responsibility has been the core MBA Strategic Management course\, and he has developed and taught an MBA elective course on corporate non-market strategy\, introducing techniques to company executives on managing the media\, activists\, government\, and international bodies to achieve the objectives of the corporation. He also teaches competitive strategy\, non-market strategy\, technology strategy\, corporate governance\, and organizational change at the senior executive and board of directors level. He won the Excellence in Teaching Award for MBA teaching while at MIT\, and has won four teaching awards in his four years on the UCLA faculty. \nPrior to joining academia\, Professor de Figueiredo was a strategic management consultant at Monitor Company for a number of years\, where he served on a team of consultants that started the company’s Spanish practice and Madrid office.
URL:https://harrt.ucla.edu/event/senior-round-table-strategy-new-normal/
LOCATION:UCLA\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Senior Member Events
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SUMMARY:Senior Round Table: "Creative Problem Solving in Challenging Times"
DESCRIPTION:Featured Speakers \nIris Firstenberg\, Ph.D\nAssociate Adjunct Professor\nUCLA Anderson School of Management \nIntroduction and comments by Professor David Lewin \n\nA great leader helps keep a team engaged and energized when the pressure is high. In times of great uncertainty and rapid change\, the challenge to maintain a sense of focus\, drive\, and enthusiasm requires unique efforts. We will discuss how to inspire and motivate people so that even in difficult times\, people can accomplish extraordinary results. We will also discuss strategies for tapping the human potential for creative thinking in the workplace as a way of dealing with uncertainty and leading change in difficult times.  \nIris Firstenberg\, Associate Adjunct Professor at the Anderson Graduate School of Management\, will discuss how a culture of innovation rapidly recognizes change and adapts with new learning and action.  Successful organizations operate on the edge of chaos and embrace risk\, error\, and ambiguity as a way of life while practicing strategies that reduce the need for doing\, undoing\, and redoing.  This session provides provocative ideas and tools to give participants the adaptive capacity to work creatively with change and uncertainty and adapt more quickly to emerging opportunities. \nIris will lead an interactive session on setting the stage for creative thinking which focuses on the constraints that inhibit our ability to think with flexibility and delivers powerful thinking strategies that expand possibilities and prepares leaders to meet new challenges and create better opportunities as the future unfolds.  Through group discussion and conversation we will generate actionable ideas for participants to take back to their organizations.
URL:https://harrt.ucla.edu/event/senior-round-table-creative-problem-solving-challenging-times/
LOCATION:UCLA\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Senior Member Events
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