Reward Strategies to Deliver Business Objectives
1 May @ 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
£399.00Event Navigation
Over the last decade, HR has undergone a radical transformation. New insights from neuroscience and behavioural economics and new technologies 
including social, mobile and cloud are just some of the drivers leading to a new focus on creating an environment in which talent can develop and perform.
For example, there has been a dramatic shift in the focus of talent acquisition, moving from recruitment advertising to sourcing, employer branding and external talent communities. Similarly learning and development has seen a profound shift to extending it beyond training courses to cover app design, content curation and community management. Even performance management is finally being re-engineered with reviews and ratings substantially updated or abolished.
It is clear that in these areas of HR, there has been a revolution, not just an iterative improvement. But what about reward? Well, although there is a lot of talk about the new pay, as yet, there is not that much difference between the new and the old. However there is more that can be done.
This training session will review the opportunities to renew reward within a transformed approach to HR and in order to deliver cost savings and improved results in our businesses.
Who's it for?
- Chief Human Resource Officers
- HR Directors
- Heads of Compensation & Benefits
- Heads of Talent Management
- Heads of Organisational Development
- HR Business Partners and other HR staff wanting to contribute more broadly to organisational effectiveness
- HR process designers, HR IT leaders and other talent management professionals wanting to improve their efficiency and effectiveness of this HR process
- Business leaders with responsibility for the effectiveness of their own organisations
Trainer: Jon Ingham
Jon Ingham is an independent strategic people management and organisation development consultant. His projects often involve helping companies innovate their HR approaches responding to changes in the world of work and also to tie more closely to their own strategic needs. His work is informed by a strong belief in the potential offered from a smarter investment in people and the consequent opportunity to create new value for a business.
He has worked with companies in UK and Europe, the Middle East, South Africa, Asia and Australia. Recent clients have included a financial services firm where HR had to sign up to providing half of the firm’s planned financial growth. Also, acting in an interim head of organisation development capacity for a leading retailer, planning for the introduction of a new digital business strategy.
Other activities include providing in-house and open training programmes. His Symposium courses have included strategic HR; digital HR, HR business partnering; people planning, measurement, analytics and reporting; HR and innovation; HR and social media; organisation design and development; process design; employee experience, change management, and specific courses on recruitment, learning, performance management and reward.
Jon has BA in Psychology, a Masters in Engineering and an MBA. He has frequently been recognised a leading influencer in HR, and he was listed as the 7th most influential UK HR Thinker in 2013. HR Examiner includes him in its list of the top 100 global HR influencers and states “Ingham is still early in his career. It’s not outrageous to imagine him as the next Ulrich.”
