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HR Heroes, 2-4 November

HR Heroes is a 3 day event to give something back to HR professionals. With a different theme each day, each session will give something back to you that will support either your professional or personal life
OCT 01, 2021
HR Heroes, 2-4 November

Pick and choose your sessions

Your time is precious so we have designed this event so that you can just select and attend the sessions that will be of greatest support to your development needs.

09:30 - 10:15

 

HR Heroes welcome address

Welcome to HR Heroes address from JC Townend, CEO LHH UK & Ireland 

 

My HR time: Invest in your own development

Creating the best mindset and sustainability for personal growth and career activism requires intentional focus and energy.

  • What is your understanding of the most in demand skills for HR this year and next?
  • How are you creating time for yourself to reflect and explore your skill fit in our transforming world of work?

As we explore creating the mindset for personal growth we also acknowledge the challenge within HR to deliver with urgency given our VUCA world, and how we navigate these tensions validating the importance of these sessions.

Speakers: Rob Sayers-Brown Senior Consultant, LHH & Sinead Laverty Client Director, LHH

 

Avoiding, tackling, managing burnout

10:30 - 12:00

Most people have reported being burnt out at one point during the pandemic. Unless managed effectively in the hybrid world, the always-on mindset and the sheer amount of digital distraction would exacerbate this. In this interactive session we will share with you some quick wins and long term strategies to prevent burnout. 

Speaker: Aleksandra Hertelendi, Senior Principal Consultant, LHH

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Resilience & emotions

13:30 - 15:00

Take this opportunity to enhance or develop the resilience necessary to navigate uncertainty and change what we are facing in the world today.

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Technostress

15:30 - 17:00

Stress is a natural response that our body goes through when it responds to anticipation, constant bombardment of stimuli or high pressure situations.

In this session we explore different ways technology can cause stress, what the symptoms of technostress can be, how it can impact motivation and different examples of coping strategies.

Speaker: Matthew Whitfield, Solutions Consultant, LHH

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Your strengths

09.15 - 10.15

The last 18 months have been tough, especially for those in the HR profession. You were faced with unprecedented challenges and are still asked to adapt to constant changes in this new normal.

A strengths-based approach will help you find the inherent resources to deal with all the challenges the world throws at you and becomes more energised in doing what you do. During this session, we will:

  • Explore why a strength-based approach is important
  • Examine the risk of overplayed strengths.

Speaker: Jenny Chou, Principal Consultant, LHH

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Have your career priorities shifted? Exploring Career Journeys

10.30 - 12.00

The pandemic has made many of us reflect on our careers. In this session we will explore whether some of the traditional truths around careers still hold true and hear from some who have taken a different route in their career.

Speakers: Burak Koyuncu, Managing Director, Workforce Solutions, LHH, Carys Law, Enterprise Sales Director, LHH & Nigel Owen Key Account Director, LHH

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Personal branding in a hybrid world

10.30 - 12.00

How can you build on your personal branding and stand out on social media in a hybrid world? Over the last 18 months social media use has risen by over 70%. Globally people spend on average half an hour on a social media platform every day. So how do you ensure you are making your mark? With an emphasis on LinkedIn, we’ll look at the ways you can present yourself and stand out amongst its 740 million users.

Speaker: Zoe Hodgkinson, Digital and Social Platform Consultant, LHH

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Career focus

13.30 - 15.00

Having a career development plan can re-focus and re-energise you. This session examines the 6 key career options that people sometimes overlook and brings career planning to life.

Speaker: Tim Edwards, Solutions Lead, LHH

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Elevating women in leadership

15.30 - 17.00

This session shares LHH’s research on elevating women in leadership, exploring some of the career headwinds that women face in advancing to more senior levels.

Speaker: Collette Andrewartha, LHH

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How to have coaching conversations

09.15 - 10.15

Interested in adding coaching to your current leadership skills? Coaching conversations explores the fundamentals of coaching and prepares you to have effective conversations utilising LHH Results Based Coaching Model.

Speaker: Pauline Muldoon, Senior Principal Consultant, LHH

 

Performance management in a hybrid world

09.15 - 10.15

During the early phases of the pandemic, survival mode for most businesses meant that to some degree performance management was ‘off the hook’ so to speak.

Businesses were focussed on adapting to get through the imminent challenges, and as such, for some this meant putting performance management on hold.  However, as the pandemic continues and hybrid working remains a new constant for managers to handle, performance management can no longer ‘hide’.

We explore ways performance management has had to adapt over time and how, now, more than ever, it needs to be reimagined to support this new reality. 

Speakers: Collette Andrewartha, LHH & Jenny Chou, Principal Consultant, LHH

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Post hybrid tensions discussion session (knowledge based businesses)

10.30 - 12.00

Knowledge worker organisations and those who require face to face interactions (e.g. retail, hospitality, manufacturing) face different challenges when adapting to hybrid ways of working. In this session, representatives of knowledge worker organisations share the lessons they learnt when adapting to the hybrid world. How did they reimagine work, the office, ways of working in order to create a productive and inclusive culture, where everyone pulls together. 

Speaker: Aleksandra Hertelendi, Senior Principal Consultant, LHH

 

Leading from anywhere 

10.30 - 12.00 

Speaker: Carol Blades, VP, Talent and Leadership Solutions, LHH

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Post hybrid tensions discussion session (retail/hospitality/manufacturing based businesses)

13.30 - 15.00

In this session representatives of organisations with face to face operations share the lessons they learnt on how they mobilised their culture to make hybrid work in their organisations. They will be sharing how they overcome challenges and how they are adapting at the same time to not only employee but consumer expectations. 

Speaker: Tim Edwards, Solutions Lead, LHH

 

Closing keynote - Reinventing management for the age of upheaval

15.30 - 16.30

Speaker: Gary Hamel, Visiting Professor, London Business School Director, Management Lab

Gary Hamel, renowned author of 'Humanocracy' and 'What matters now' will discuss how to create institutions that are adaptable, inventive and empowering. He will look at the importance of motivation and mindset and how it can help you make the leap from an organisational model that maximises compliance to one that maximises contribution.