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Announces the 4th annual
European
Talent Management
Summit 2011
Conference: 28th – 29th September 2011, Pre-Conference Workshops: 27th September 2011, DoubleTree by Hilton West End, London, UK
Drive change in your talent management programme to deliver top
talent to the right parts of the business to improve overall performance
Recruit, retain and develop top talent in line with your business goals World First!
at a time when the war on talent is at it’s height, with the very latest
insights including: Interactive Workshop
• Taking a strategic approach to people management and talent development to Expert led workshop on how to
empower HR professionals to identify the top talent and improve workforce
planning, discuss with Amanda Cusdin, Director HR, Corporate Finance, make the most of social media
Legal and Strategy, Invensys to acquire the right candidates
• Enhancing the flexibility of your talent management strategy across the organisation and make the best use of your
to ensure the right people are in the right roles with Cheryl Melrose, recruitment resources from
Performance, Leadership and Talent Management, British Airways
Matt Alder, award winning digital
• Employing tried and tested solutions to improve employee engagement
and develop long term retention strategies, led by Caroline Curtis, strategist, futurist and
Head of Talent Development and Perfomance, Santander founder of Metashift
• Developing and implementing robust learning and development and executive Plus!
coaching strategies to maximise performance with Katrine Smith, Senior Gain 15 CPD
Manager, Talent Management Team, Panasonic Points!
International senior level speaker panel includes:
erica Briody, Talent amanda Cusdin, Director andy Hill, Vice President
Acquisition Director for HR, Corporate Finance, of Resourcing, Invensys
Europe, ge energy Legal and Strategy, Invensys
Bill Wilson, Executive Development thomas atterstam, Group Head graham White,
Director, Cranfield School of Talent and Senior Management Director of HR, City of
of management Development, Prudential Westminster Council
andrew tanner, Head of Katrine Smith, Senior Manager, Steve Page, Talent
Leadership and People Talent Management Team, Director, Kantar group
Potential, Hutchison 3g Panasonic
Caroline Curtis, Head of gary Franklin, ryan Campbell, Talent Acquisition
Talent Development and Head of Recruitment, Director EMEA & APAC, Hitachi
Performance, Santander aviva Data Systems
nick Kemsley, Co-Director Centre for Lucy grainger, Head of Talent Perry timms, Head of Talent and
HR Excellence, Services, Siemens Organisational Development, Big
Henley Business School Lottery Fund
Patrick mcmaster, Director of Cheryl melrose, Performance Exclusive cross sector speaker panel
Learning and Talent Management – Management Consultant, Leadership comprising Hr and talent management
EMEA, research in motion and Talent, British airways leaders as well as insights from two top
business schools
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2. Pre-Conference Workshop Tuesday 27 September 2011
Workshop A: 10am – 1pm
Putting Theory into Practice: Effectively Implementing Talent Management Strategies to Maximise Success
Ensuring the success of any talent development management strategy requires buy-in from stakeholders across an organisa-
tion and a clear set of objectives in terms or identifying, acquiring and nurturing talent. This interactive workshop will focus on
macro level challenges which determine the chances of achieving these objectives.
The topics that will be explored include:
• Talent spotting and determining the type of candidates you need at different levels within the organisation
• Developing a cohesive talent strategy from acquisition, development, succession planning and senior level
leadership development
• Internal relationship management between HR and non-HR professionals to support development throughout
the organisation
• Develop the abilities of leaders and talent to lead and putting robust succession processes in place
For more information on how to facilitate or sponsor this workshop please contact
Luke Dash at sponsorship@iqpc.co.uk
Workshop B: 2pm – 5pm
Harnessing Digital and Mobile Tools to Enhance your Talent Acquisition Model
In a competitive environment for top talent, utilising social and digital media enables companies to identify and recruit the right
people by making the most of tools such as Linkedin, Twitter and online blogs but it is not without challenges. Getting your
message across in a crowded online environment is the key to not missing out on qualified talent. As a business tool social
networks can help you build your brand and connect with a wider universe of key individuals and potential candidates.
Delegates participating in this master class can expect to examine the following challenges:
• Uncovering qualified candidates through social networks to get the right fit for your organisation
• Delivering your recruitment message more quickly and efficiently using mobile web-enabled platforms
• Real time, instant communication with recruiters and targeted candidates
• How to tap into online networks to target professionals with the right profile and skill sets
• How to utilise mobile tools as part of your recruitment process and talent search
• Maximising the return on your time and resources when utilising social media recruitment
Led by: matt alder, Founder, metashift
Why Now?
It is no secret that in order to for any organisation to succeed, irrespective of sector, industry or business area, having the
right people in place is crucial. However achieving this simple goal involves overcoming numerous challenges in order to
identify, secure and nurture top talent in the face of great competition for the very best.
Following the economic crisis and the impact on workforces around the world a recent survey* noted that out of 1200
CEO’s questioned globally, 83% plan to change their Talent Management Strategy over the next 12 months. The challenge
is on for HR professionals to make the most of human capital resources and tap into internal and external talent pools to
help organisations develop and grow.
Human Resources IQs European Talent Management Summit provides an opportunity to generate new ideas and share
proven strategies for HR, Recruitment, Learning and Development and Talent Management professionals to improve the
way we identify, attract, manage, develop and retain the people who can shape and drive forward organisations and help
meet the current and future workforce needs of our businesses.
* 14th PwC Global CEO survey, 2011
“A very well run, first class operation. Topics and speakers were
engaging & provided very practical information”
Senior Training Director, Deposity Trust & Clearing Corporation
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3. Conference Day One Wednesday 28 September 2011
08:30 Registration • Building a clear picture of sector demand for skills now and in the future
09:00 Human Resources IQ Welcome and Chairperson’s • Understanding the supply of available talent
Opening Address amanda Cusdin, Director HR, Corporate Finance, Legal and
Chairperson: Bill Wilson, Executive Development Director, Strategy, Invensys
Cranfield School of management andy Hill, Vice President of Resourcing, Invensys
Labour Market Outlook and the Search for Talent Aligning Talent Management with
Organisational Objectives
09:10 Assessing Talent Acquisition in an Evolving
and Increasingly Competitive Environment 14:40 Communicating Organisational Vision, Strategy
Finding and selecting talented individuals who possess the and Objectives
competencies to succeed in an organisation requires an Translating talent development and succession planning processes
understanding of the needs of the business. Erica will focus on: into successful outcomes requires a clear strategic context. Nick will
• Employee mobility and demographic workforce challenges outline practical ideas on ensuring that talent strategies are allied
• Implications for talent sourcing in the current market and with the needs of the business:
capitalising on opportunities • Understanding organisational goals, culture and the impact on
• Developing talent acquisition strategies to meet long term expectations talent development strategies
erica Briody, Talent Acquisition Director for Europe, ge energy • Open and transparent communication to improve engagement
• Matching individual talent progression targets with strategic goals
Effectively Recruiting a Talent Rich Workforce • Establishing information flows and key operational messages
09:50 Sourcing Strategies and Building and Maintaining nick Kemsley, Co-Director Centre for HR Excellence
a Talent Pipeline: Is it Possible? Henley Business School
Getting the balance right between recruiting for today and preparing 15:20 Networking Coffee Break
for tomorrow. Gary will share his experience of managing
this challenge: Break Out Roundtable Discussions
• Securing the right talent at the right time: having a talent plan that Attendees will be able to share their own experiences, hear those
is in sync with business needs of others, exchange ideas and get answers to specific questions.
• Managing the resourcing processes to minimise costs and Participants should come armed and ready to share their own
maximise reach experiences. Participants will be able to take part in one discussion
• Collaboration between HR and internal partners group from each round. Each discussion will last for 30 minutes
gary Franklin, Head of Recruitment, aviva 15:50 Roundtable Discussions Round One
10:30 Networking Coffee Break Roundtable A
Implementing Performance Management and
11:00 Flexible Recruitment Approaches to Keep Ahead in Feedback Processes to Improve Employee
the Race for Talent Development and Operational Efficiency
As organisational needs change, so must the processes in place This discussion will explore practical steps to improve employee
for recruiting the right people. Graham will share his expertise on: development through enhancing communication
• The competitive landscape: understanding how your organisation Bill Wilson, Executive Development Director, Cranfield School
compares to others of management
• Ensuring recruitment teams are involved in the decision Roundtable B
making processes Creating an Environment of Opportunity: Balancing
• Reacting to new opportunities Employee Autonomy with Organisational Goals to
• Recruitment processes that can cope with future pressures Develop Desirable Workplaces
• Efficient talent assessment for more consistent outcomes This focuses on how to improve retention rates through enabling
graham White, Director of HR, City of Westminster Council employees to achieve career development goals within the scope
Leveraging Digital Technology in Your of an organisations needs
Talent Search Patrick mcmaster, Director of Learning and Talent Management
– EMEA, research in motion
11:40 Utilising Social Media Technologies to Expand Roundtable C
Recruitment Pools and Deliver Top Talent to Retaining Core Values During Organisational
Your Door Transformation and Change
The effective use of electronic media is imperative if you want to As businesses evolve, an employer’s identity and brand can shift
deliver your recruitment message quickly and efficiently to the right significantly. This discussion focuses on how to maintain a
target market. Steve will share his experience: consistent set of values and principles in order to retain and
• Tapping communications networks attract talented people
• Uncovering potential candidates and targeting the right talent Katrine Smith, Senior Manager, Talent Management Team,
• Networking on different platforms and getting the strength of your brand Panasonic
• Measuring the benefits of investing in recruitment using social media
Steve Page, Talent Director, Kantar group 16:20 Roundtable Discussions Round Two
Roundtable D
Right People, Right Place, Right Role The Challenge of Recruitment and Retention in a
12:20 Appropriate Talent Deployment to Maximise Global Market for Talent
Performance and Engagement This is an opportunity to share ideas on ways organisations looking
What happens when you have found the right person for your for talent across geographical boundaries and operational units
organisation? If they aren’t applied within the right role you run the can attract the right people for the right roles in a fragmented and
risk of having a disaffected employee. Caroline will look at: competitive environment
• Identifying the talent and understanding aspirations erica Briody, Talent Acquisition Director for Europe, ge energy
• Balancing employee goals and aspirations with business needs Roundtable E
• Capitalising on existing strengths and building employee capabilities Creating Value Through Diversity and Inclusion in
• Designing processes that match candidates’ skills with roles the Talent Stream: Building a Stronger Workforce
Caroline Curtis, Head of Talent Development and Performance, This discussion is an opportunity to share ideas on how to attract,
Santander develop and retain a workforce of all the talents in an inclusive and
meritocratic way which reflects social diversity
13:00 Networking Lunch Break gary Franklin, Head of Recruitment, aviva
Implementing a New Talent Strategy Roundtable F
14:00 Maintaining Workforce Motivation and Organisational Identifying Leadership Behaviour: Creating
Efficiency a Pipeline for Now and the Future
There is a demonstrable relationship between better talent Focusing on the implementation of leadership development
management and employee motivation which leads to better programmes, this discussion will provide an overview of how to
business performance. This session explores: manage the challenge of developing internal leadership potential
• Talent management as a means to facilitate robust forward planning andrew tanner, Head of Leadership and People Potential,
• Seeking to maximise potential across the board or targeting Hutchison 3g
star performers? 16:50 Chairperson's Remarks and Close of Day One
• Translating strategies into action
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4. Conference Day Two Thursday 29 September 2011
08:30 Registration 13:00 Networking Lunch Break
09:00 Human Resources IQ Welcome and Chairperson’s Building a Talent and Leadership Pipeline
Opening Address
Chairperson: Caroline Curtis, Head of Talent Development and 14:00 Developing Leaders and Promoting a Sustainable
Performance, Santander Talent Culture
As more and more senior executives near retirement, where will
Talent Spotting to Meet Current and Future the next generation of business leaders be found? Thomas’s
Business Needs session will outline how an investment into developing leaders can
pay huge dividends:
09:10 Effectively Identifying Potential and High Performers • Building leadership capability and creating a self-sustaining
Differentiating between high performing and high potential talent culture
candidates and selecting the right applicants is an art rather than • Promoting internal talent networks to identify and nurture potential
a science and Ryan will share his insights into making the right decision: leaders
• Recognising individuals with the potential and key competencies • Experimental approaches to leadership development
to help develop your organisation thomas atterstam, Group Head of Talent and Senior
• Defining and quantifying talent within your organisation Management Development, Prudential
• Ascertaining personal and professional attributes as a signifier
of potential Employee Retention and Succession Planning
• Tools and strategies to unearth high calibre individuals – using
a talent matrix, monitoring, data gathering and talent scouts 14:40 Talent Retention: Understanding Employee
ryan Campbell, Talent Acquisition Director EMEA and APAC, Motivations and Aspirations
Hitachi Data Systems A fully realised talent strategy should embrace a holistic approach
through engaging employees and providing development
09:50 Utilising Performance Management Techniques to opportunities. Patrick will focus on:
Generate a Talent Pool • Challenging high performers to maintain a competitive and
Once you have secured the services of a coveted candidate. rewarding work environment
How do you enable them to develop within their role and the • Assessing workforce attitudes to match business goals with
organisation. Cheryl will share her ideas on: employee expectations
• Making the most of performance appraisals to assess employee • Influencing factors in employee decision making
development and potential • Balancing financial benefits with wider employee benefits
• Matching individual progression goals with organisation needs Patrick mcmaster, Director of Learning and Talent Management,
• Coaching, learning and development aids to suit individual and EMEA, research in motion
business needs
Cheryl melrose, Performance Management Consultant, 15:20 Networking Coffee Break
Leadership and Talent, British airways 15:50 Maintaining Organisational Development Capabilities
10:30 Networking Coffee Break Through Robust Succession Planning
Preparing for the future requires a settled workforce with the
11:00 Knowing the Talent Supply Across the Organisation potential for career advancement. Andrew will focus on how to
Having a clear picture of your in-house talent enables you to direct ensure your business is prepared to meet the challenges of tomorrow:
resources accordingly. Lucy will examine this process: • Integrated leadership development and succession
• Assessing the current makeup of your workforce, key planning processes
performance and future development factors • Identifying key roles to be monitored for succession and identifying
• Understanding your workforce data: your proposition versus the suitable candidates
competition, turnover, numbers applying for roles, offer rejection • Developing candidates for key positions: balancing current
rates and key obstacles in filling roles performance and future potential
• Workforce segmentation and identifying current and long term andrew tanner, Head of Leadership and People Potential,
critical job functions Hutchison 3g
Lucy grainger, Head of Talent Services, Siemens
Assessing the Return on your Talent Investment
Training and Development Case Studies
16:30 Panel Discussion: Measuring Practice: Evaluating
11:40 Developing and Implementing Robust Training and Learning and Talent Development
Coaching Models to Maximise Performance • ow do you know your talent management programme is
H
How do you translate talent strategies into learning and effective and what is a reliable indicator of success?
development actions? Achieving this is crucial to building a skilled • Performance analysis at the individual level and across talent pools
workforce ready to achieve your business goals. Katrine will • Exploring how individuals achieve objectives and their potential for
focus on: moving forward in the business
• Maximising internal human resource capital and leveraging
capabilities to strengthen your talent pool 17:10 Chairperson's Remarks and Close of Conference
• Distinguishing between generic and specific training
• Monitoring project progress to identify further improvements
Katrine Smith, Senior Manager, Talent Management Team,
Panasonic Key Reasons to Attend
12:20 Improving Talent Development and Retention Through • Align talent acquisition, development and
Coaching and Mentoring succession planning strategies with the overall aims
• istinguishing between generic and specific coaching needs and
D
between job content and job process coaching and goals of your business
• Increasing employee engagement, trust and performance and • Assess how to make the most of social media to
decreasing development costs engage top candidates and recruit from the widest
• Real time monitoring of progress to achieve an in-built flexibility in
your talent development strategies
talent pool for your industry and sector
Perry timms, Head of Talent and Organisational Development, • Translate your talent strategy into practical learning
Big Lottery Fund and development goals to support ongoing
employee engagement and aid retention in a
competitive talent market
• maximise the value of your human capital to build
a talent pipeline and ensure you have the right
people in the right roles while retaining
employee flexibility
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5. Sponsors and Exhibitors
Maximise Your Involvement: Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities
Human Resources IQs European Talent Management Summit is attended by senior officials and
decision-makers from industry, bringing together buyers and suppliers in one location.
Focused and high-level, the event will be an excellent platform to initiate new business relationships.
With tailored networking, sponsors can achieve the face-to-face contact that overcrowded trade shows
cannot deliver.
Exhibiting and Sponsorship options are extensive, and packages can be tailor-made to suit your individual
company's needs. Most packages include complimentary entry passes, targeted marketing to industry
officials and executives, and bespoke networking opportunities.
Other features of sponsorship include:
• Prominent exhibition space in the main conference networking area
• Participation in comprehensive pre-event marketing campaigns
• tailored marketing strategies to suit your organisation’s size, capabilities and individual requirement
For more information and to discuss the right opportunity,
contact Luke Dash on +44 (0)207 368 9300 or sponsorship@iqpc.co.uk
About Human Resources IQ Who will attend?
Vice Presidents, Directors, Heads of Department
and Managers with responsibility for the following
functional areas:
• Human Resources
• Recruitment and Talent Acquisition
• Talent Management
Human resources IQ: is a forum for sharing
• Learning and Development
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business community. Simply put, you can interact, • Compensation & Benefits
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practicing professionals. It's easy. It's fast. It's free. • Employee Reward Programmes
Human Resources IQ enables you to find from
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practice that solves your specific problems when
you need it solved. We offer a steady stream of
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and has been validated by practitioners. Networking at the Event
By becoming a member of Human Resources – who will you meet?
IQ you will receive complimentary access to Gain unparalleled networking opportunities, with
resources that will keep you at the forefront of a large number of senior decision makers through
industry change. You will receive access to our informal discussion sessions, extended breaks,
growing library of multi-media presentations from case study presentations and latest research into
industry leaders, an email newsletter updating you talent acquisition, development, retention and
on new content that has been added, and special succession planning best practice. Among your
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