ATLANTA
GLOBAL HR BUSINESS & MOBILE TALENT
APRIL 11
Registration (click) $123
TIME: 9 – 5
Venue: ROAM Buckhead, 3365 Piedmont Rd. NE, Suite 1400, Atlanta 30305 Conveniently located within walking distance of the Buckhead MARTA Red line. Parking in Tower Walk parking deck. Roam Buckhead offers 3 hour validation for guests ($7 for each additional hour and $15 for the full day).
Agenda
9,
Moderator’s Welcome Remarks and Delegate Introductions
Ed Cohen, Conference Content Developer
Publisher Global Business News Broadcast Host Global Radio Talkshow
9:30 – 10:15, Keynote
HOW TO ACHIEVE 100% ROI on MOBILE TALENT
Horace O. Porras, Vice-President Human Resources, Latin America
10:15 – 10:35, BREAK
10:35 – 11:15,
Keynote workshop focuses on the keynote topic; audience encouraged to participate. Leaders …
11:15 – 12, workshop
BRANDING, ENGAGEMENT
J. Kim Scholes, MBA, SPHR, SHRM-SCP
Director of Human Resources
Aldridge Pite, LLP
J. Kim Scholes is a certified HRCI Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) and SHRM Senior Certified Professional (SCP) with an extensive background in human relations for both the government and private (public and non-public) sectors, having held progressively-responsible positions for large and medium-sized organizations, including the Department of Defense/Army, the U.S. General Services Administration, the Southeast Regional Headquarters of Cingular Wireless (AT&T Mobility), Network Communications, Inc., and Booz Allen Hamilton. She is a generalist with strategic human capital operations management, systems, and M&A expertise, and is a subject matter expert in employee/labor relations and risk management with particular emphasis in coaching and facilitating progressive discipline through technology and alternative dispute resolution. Kim has successfully consulted with and trained bargaining and non-bargaining unit employees, supervisors, managers and senior executives within the defense and telecommunications branches of the federal government, including implementing change management during a critical period of reorganization due to national reinvention initiatives. She has also completed merger/integration projects by developing a double-digit, multi-million dollar budget and three-year strategic plan, facilitating change management, maintaining policy oversight, and providing guidance on national/regional employment issues for previous employers.
12 – 1:15,
LITE LUNCH
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INNOVATIVE DEMO:
EXPENSE MANAGEMENT for TALENT ACQUISITION, BUSINESS TRAVEL, EMPLOYEE RELOCATIONS
SHAWN SWEENEY, SVP
ORION MOBILITY
1:15 – 1:30,
BREAK
1:30 – 2,
TALENT & MOBILITY LIFE-CYCLE
will include specially-invited corporate practitioners and also
Garrick Respress, Vice-President , BGRS
FUTURE of WORK… IT’S HERE NOW
TAX LAW; IMPLICATIONS GLOBAL MOBILITY
Greg Schupp, Partner – People Advisory Services
Maya Smallwood, Partner – People Advisory Services
Ella Avdyeyeva, Senior Manager – People Advisory Services
Penny Head-Walker, Manager – People & Organization Change
3:30 – 5 panel + audience
GERMAN /US CORPORATE RELATIONS
GLOBAL MINDSET … GLOBAL BUSINESS
CULTURE DOES EAT STRATEGY… and what about language and style of communicating? German directness … American euphemisms … it’s the hell of cross-cultural communication
Christian Höferle
President & CEO, The Culture Mastery
WACKER POLYSILICON North America LLC wacker.com
CREATING TOMORROW’S SOLUTIONS: The creation of a supply of mainly renewable energy sources is one of the 21st century’s major challenges. In this respect, the sun and the wind play an essential role in a future energy mix. The key raw material for manufacturing solar cells is polysilicon – the purest material to permit large-scale production worldwide. Being an industrial-scale producer of hyperpure polysilicon since 1959 has made WACKER a pioneer in this growth market.
Justina Brown, Director- Finance/AdminOECHSLER Motion, Inc.the only manufacturing site for adidas footwear in USA
Justina received her bachelor’s degree in Managerial Sciences from Georgia State University and has over 10 years of human resources and organizational development experience. Prior to shifting to the manufacturing industry, Justina spent most of her career in law firm operations management. She has dealt with a broad range of topics including strategic planning, recruitment, retention, training, employee relations, compensation and benefit plans, policy development and implementation, as well as regulatory and legal compliance. Justina is an advocate for intentional living and is driven by her passion for helping people and businesses grow.
Bernd Deffland, CPA, LL.M., President & CFO
Dipl. W.jurist (FH), Dipl. Kfm. (FH)
5, ADJOURN