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Mission Critical HR Analytics 2017
Thursday, 21 September 2017 @ 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
£449.00 – £499.00
Unlock the hidden potential of analytics at Mission Critical Analytics 2017!
Discover how monitoring HR past and present can help to shape a successful future.
This conference will tackle current approaches to analytics and will help you to explore and use metrics to monitor staff turnover, employee engagement and diversity statistics.
This leading conference will provide you with examples of how HR analytics can equip executive level leadership with usable intelligence, which will enable you to make more informed and safer decisions. Learn how HR analytics can be an inseparable and valuable tool, not only to monitor present and past HR activities, but also how it can be used to predict and support HR strategy and actions.
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Yes! Some of our events are actually held at hotels, but not all of them, so we have put together a page to help you find a suitable hotel near all of our main venues.
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- Cancellations can be made up to one month before the event. Cancellations must be confirmed in writing and will be subject to a cancellation charge of £100 + VAT.
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Sponsors – to be announced soon
If your organisation would be interested in promoting itself through the wide variety of exhibitions, sponsorship and marketing opportunities available at this event, please visit our sponsorship mini-site or contact our sales team at sales@symposium-events.co.uk or 020 7231 5100.
Some of the experts speaking at this event include…
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CHAIR – Jon Ingham, HR Strategist, Thought Leader and Author Jon is a leading specialist in strategic people management and organisational development issues. He regularly speaks and provides training in Europe, the US, Middle East and Asia, and has also lectured on strategic management, and other key HR topics on executive MBA courses across Europe. |
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Rachel Credido, Group People and Transformation Director, Aster Group Rachel Credidio is passionate about transforming the way businesses engage their people to drive innovation, creativity, collaboration and productivity. Described as a visionary thinker, Rachel advocates a new approach to corporate culture and employee engagement. In her current role as Group Strategic Change Director for Aster Group, a large-scale ethical developer and landlord, Rachel is leading a wholesale culture change, designed to improve employee engagement and positively impact the bottom line. Real-time data and feedback, which is optimised through a network of internal ambassadors called the Transformation Network, is informing strategies for change and improving the employee experience. With an academic background in psychology, Rachel understands how to get the best out of people and use data to inform decision making at all levels. |
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Neil Parkinson, Senior HR Analyst, CBRE Limited After gaining experience across a number of roles Neil embarked on a career in recruitment/HR analysis. After successfully implementing a culture of data led decision making across two recruitment advertising agencies he moved to BSkyB to set up a new recruitment analysis function. Neil set up his own consultancy to help clients bring their data to life. He worked on developing strategic KPIs, designing dashboards and enhancing in-house analysis capability. At CBRE he is currently establishing HR analysis for the EMEA region. Early successes include delivering dashboards to MDs and HRDs, improving data integrity and adopting a new analytics tool. |
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Sunil Kaushal, HR Thought Leader Sunil Kaushal is a HR thought leader and former HR analytics specialist in investment banking with experience at Goldman Sachs, Barclays, HSBC and Deloitte. From embedding effective HR Analytics into HR business partner teams and talent development & diversity functions, Sunil Kaushal has delivered impactful HR analytics through developing effective cross-functional HR relationships and enhancing HR analytics storytelling. |
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Adam Gibson, Head of Workforce Planning and Deployment, Metropolitan Police Adam Gibson is the Strategic Workforce Planning Leader for the Metropolitan Police Service and is accountable for end-to-end workforce planning, resourcing and people analytics. In the past two years he has focused on reducing costs whilst maintaining service delivery and responding to urgent operational requirements, including the recent terror attacks. Concurrently, he has led a transformation of the workforce planning and analytics service and is the Director of Agile Workforce Planning. |
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Laura Sherlock-Smith, Head of HR Report and Analytics Development, UBS Laura has worked in the HR reporting and analytics function at UBS for seven years. During her career she has held a number of different roles, currently managing the HR BI development team, responsible for designing and building HR reports and tools, alongside database development and automation initiatives. During the conference, Laura will share some of the learnings and case studies from UBS around predictive analysis and more. |
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Andrea Eccles, CEO, City HR Andrea joined City HR in 2007, and has since developed the Association to be a key lobbying, representation, benchmarking and best practice development membership group for HR in financial services. She delivers toolkits and tutorials on people issues ranging from culture, governance and regulation through to talent management and HR metrics, working with expert teams. As the Editor of Measuring Up: Advanced People Analytics for City Employers, she worked with a team of corporate metrics specialists, consultants and academics to explore the evolution of people data and decision-making processes over the past five years and runs an HR Analytics Club for financial service firms. She has over 25 years experience comprising senior business roles, HR within two investment banks and HCM consulting. She is FCIPD qualified with a Masters Degree in HR Management. |
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David Littlechild, Group Head of Engagement & Insights, Lloyds Banking Group David Littlechild works closely with Lloyds’ Senior Executive team and their leadership team to identify and develop strategic interventions to support delivery of the Group’s vision and strategy, David has 15 years’ experience as an innovative and highly effective leader with a strong track record of delivering results in a multi-branded, multi-channel organisation. He has led the Group’s transformational approach to Engagement since the merger between Lloyds TSB and HBOS in 2009. As Group lead on Culture between 2014 and 2016, he was also responsible for helping to shape the Group’s approach and providing regular updates to external regulators and other governing bodies. David is the Group lead for the Banking Standards Board (BSB) annual assessment of competence and behaviour across the financial services sector and works closely with the BSB to support their broader agenda. |
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Edward Houghton, Senior Research Advisor, CIPD Edward Houghton is the CIPD’s Senior Research Advisor for Human Capital and Governance. Since joining the institute in 2013 he has been responsible for leading the organisation’s human capital research work stream exploring various aspects of human capital management, theory and practice; including the measurement and evaluation of the skills and knowledge of the workforce. He has a particular interest in the role of human capital in driving economic productivity, innovation and corporate social responsibility, and the value of human capital to corporate governance. Recent publications have included “A duty to care? Evidence of the importance of organisational culture to effective governance and leadership” for the Financial Reporting Council’s Culture Coalition, and “A new approach to line manager mental well-being training in banks” an independent evaluation of the Bank Workers Charity and Mind partnership to deliver mental health awareness training in the UK financial services sector. |
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