Saturday, November 26, 2016 @10am
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Dr. Tracey Wilen
Author, Speaker
Thought leadership speaker Dr. Tracey Wilen delivers dynamic multimedia speeches on the impact of technology on society, work, education, and careers.
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Saturday, November 19, 2016 @10am Our Guest:
The Duh – National & International Human Dynamics Associates, Inc. (HDA) is committed to helping corporations, agencies, and institutions integrate the human dimension with their organizational goals.The Keynote and Training topics have been developed as a result of requests from top management, human resource specialists, and meeting planners. The generic descriptions give you an idea of their focus. However, as the effectiveness of any session depends on how easily it relates to an organization’s unique circumstances, HDA works with you to develop an enjoyable and informative learning experience tailored to your designated audience and/or individual requirements. Gerri King, Ph.D., and her carefully selected associates, stand ready to present the selected session(s) in a number of formats including keynote speeches, seminars, workshops on or off-site, or retreats, each specifically designed to meet the needs of your particular group. For more information or ideas about how we can customize presentation/training or facilitation packages for you, please contact Gerri here. Saturday, November 12, 2016 @ 10am Our Guest:
Henry Glickel
“This book is a map though that jungle of a world out there we call hiring, with some recipes for some great snacks along the way. Not only will you be able to find your way through the maze, but you will be satisfied when you’re at your journey’s end. Henry takes you thru that process, step by step, and shows you the way with solid examples and illustrations, making each chapter very clear in terms of what must be done, the order in which it should be done and even consequences when we don’t follow the road map (or the recipe for that snack along the way).” – From the Foreword by John Sacerdote, President, National Association of Personnel Services Saturday, November 5, 2016 @10am Our Guest:
Navigating the Big Shift – Strategic Futurist | Corporate Strategist | Event Catalyst | Keynote Speaker With an early career at several of the most influential ad agencies in NY, Chicago, and LA, Nancy has spent the past 10 years as Founder/CEO of Play Big Inc, a strategic inspiration company, applying her broad understanding of the intense cultural and technological shifts we’re facing. Her extensive knowledge of the drivers shaping our future (and driving business) have guided transformation projects with The Coca Cola Company, Brinker International, Sprint, Nestle, Acumen, Energizer, Mercedes Benz and many other Fortune 500 companies. And through keynote talks to CXO leaders in wide range of industries including entertainment, travel, food, business, homebuilding, culture/talent and more. Diving more deeply into the intersections of tech, business and society, she recently worked to frame the internal culture and talent infrastructure for a provocative artificial intelligence company and currently is producing Gigaom Change, a Leader’s Summit diving into the seven most disruptive technologies for enterprise. She has been ranked as one of the World’s Top Female Futurists (research by Ross Dawson) and was voted 7th Woman of Influence on the Future of Leadership list (Women Speakers Association). She was the first global TEDx licensee and currently leads a youth-led team to produce one of the globe’s largest TEDx events for teens, hosting nearly 1000 annually. Nancy’s distinctive ability to design meaningful, future-forward solutions and pathways is honed by her active collaboration with idea-centric organizations such as TED, The World Future Society, REX, Voice & Exit, and the newly forming Global Synthesis Network. She partners with (and learns from) many of the most provocative influencers currently building our collective futures — whom she describes as PYNKrs: people you need to know. Nancy lives in Austin with three fast growing, very curly teens and her ideas can be found on her blog Cultural Acupuncture, often featured on The Huffington Post. |
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Gerri King, PhD
Nancy Giordiano