OVERVIEW
The need for tactical
human resources tasks will probably never go away, but this doesn’t mean that
this is where the growth and value of HR ends.
In today’s competitive business environment, people management at all levels of
an organization needs to be more strategic and evidence-based for
organizational development. Now is the time for HR to rise above its role as
the keeper of short-term, compliance-related duties and begin to intentionally
contribute to the overall strategic success of their companies.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
Human resources is often
perceived as a function that addresses the tactical, reactive,
compliance-related, and short-term responsibilities of an organization like
professional talent management, recruiting, payroll, etc. As a group, it is not
taken seriously and is sometimes relegated to a party-planning role or an
employee-facing entity charged with routine activities such as benefits
enrollment, required training, and hiring/orientation.
Of course, these
responsibilities are necessary and important in any company. However, potential
exists for human resources to add strategic value – and the time to do so is
now.
In today’s dynamic
business environment, the need to lead and guide critical business strategic
initiatives require innovative people-related strategies. These strategies must
support and integrate with other departmental and the overarching business
strategies.
- As you look towards the future
growth of your company, are you clear on how to add strategic value by
leveraging everything that HR knows and has to offer?
- Do you know what steps to take to
achieve full strategic (and contributing) partner status within your
organization?
Join the webinar to know.
AREAS COVERED
- Understand the current and future
business environment and workforce dynamics that are impacting the need
for more strategic HR
- Clarify the gap in value-added
strategic HR vs. short-term, tactical HR
- Discover the differentiators of
the 3 levels of HR value to organizations: HR management through strategic
business partner
- Uncover the key obstacle that
holds back HR practitioners from being taken seriously as a strategic
business partners
- Enumerate 7 critical steps toward
becoming a true HR strategic partner for organizational development
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The path from tactical to
strategic is not an easy one. We as HR practitioners need to get out of our own
way, put together a clear vision for where and how we can best contribute, and
deliver business value in ways that we have not done so before. Join us for
this course to understand how to transition from tactical to strategic HR,
including the steps to get you there.
WHO WILL BENEFIT
- Human resources leaders and
professionals (all levels)
- Human resources leaders that know,
want and need to become more strategic in their respective roles
- Talent management professionals,
including recruiters
- Executive-level leaders who desire
a more robust and value-added HR function in their organizations
SPEAKER
Years of
Experience: 17+ years
Areas of Expertise: Human
Resources Operations and Leadership Development
Melveen Stevenson is the CEO and
founder of M.S.Elemental, LLC, a human resources and business advisory firm
based in Los Angeles, California. As a certified HR professional with a
background in accounting and finance, she helps companies to navigate the human
resources “jungle” of compliance, human capital, and
leadership challenges. By using an encompassing business approach, she helps to
strengthen the infrastructure of organizations from the inside out,
specifically through leadership development, operations, training, employee
engagement, and career coaching.
Over the last 17 years, Melveen
has held leadership positions in human resources operations, supply chain, and
talent management at international companies in food manufacturing, medical
devices, and consumer products. She has also worked internationally.
Melveen began her career in
accounting and international banking. With an inspired desire to support and
drive organizational success through human capital, she redirected her career
and obtained her MBA at Michigan State University’s Eli Broad Graduate School
of Management.
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