FREE Webinar: Building Future-Proof Competencies in HR
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2023-10-11
When: Wednesday October 11th, 2023
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Where: Online - Live Zoom Webinar
Canada
Presenter: Erik van Vulpen - Founder of the Academy to Innovate HR (AIHR)
Contact: CPHR Manitoba
events@cphrmb.ca
204 943-0885


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Description: 

Data and analytics as well as automation are disrupting the way we work in general, as well as in HR. In this webinar, Erik will give an overview of how competencies like data literacy and digital agility are impacting the way we work in HR – and how HR departments can upskill themselves to be more future-proof. Key takeaways from this session are:

  • The challenge in developing HR competencies

  • The T-shaped HR professional as a basis for upskilling

  • The use of learner personalities in HR upskilling

  • 5 best practices in upskilling the HR workforce

In this presentation, you will:

  • Gain understanding of the competencies required for future-proof HR professionals
  • Learn an effective approach towards agile HR upskilling
  • Be provided insight into how to create learning journeys to build the relevant competencies for different HR role


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           Presentation - 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm CT

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ABOUT THE PRESENTER: Erik van Vulpen is the founder of the Academy to Innovate HR (AIHR), the largest online HR Community in the world with over 500 000 monthly visitors from 140 countries. AIHR trains HR professionals in more than 325 of the Fortune 500. Erik is a globally recognized HR thought leader in digital and people analytics skills, as well as a regular speaker on learning and upskilling in HR.

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