
With Talent Summit just one week away, we couldn’t be more excited to announce our Talent Summit Magazine published in the Irish Times today.
You can view each of the magazine articles here:
- Younger employees expect workplaces to stand for more than profit alone
- Monica Lewinsky: ‘We are all so much stronger than we can ever imagine’
- Companies with engaged employees reap proven benefits
- How we use universities to bridge companies’ digital skills gap
- How Irish companies can stay competitive whatever happens with Brexit
- It’s still all about people in these increasingly digitised workplaces
- ‘Technology makes the human part of work more important than ever’
- Reskilling in real time saves on future costs and disruption
- The Talent Revolution: Making the future of work succeed
- Speaker Q&A
- Employers need to be flexible to retain employees
Our Headlining Keynotes Are:
- Monica Lewinsky: Who will talk about her personal story of empathy and resilience in the digital age
- Margaret Heffernan: "Leading Change is Human"
- Bob Gibbs, Chief Human Capital Officer NASA Space Agency: Who will talk about how the growth of private sector space exploration (SpaceX) and how NASA has had to transform while staying true to their purpose
“The Talent Summit theme ‘The Talent Revolution: Leading Change’ is about people; as people are the future of work and the driving force behind activating that change. The conference will explore the augmentation of the working world, through traits that are uniquely human on one hand and the technological on the other. We will unlock the latest thinking on the evolving talent supply chain, sustaining performance through engagement, leading beyond the odds, leading organisational transformation and the future of learning and development” – Robert MacGiolla Phadraig, CCO, Sigmar Recruitment
You can view our full programme here:
Tickets are on sale on the Talent Summit website www.talentsummit.ie
Posted by Clare Reynolds on 20 February 2019