TM3: How to Embrace the Evolution of Performance Management
TM3: How to Embrace the Evolution of Performance Management
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Thursday 06 October
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
HR experts have been forecasting the demise of the annual review and other traditional performance management processes for years, and now the shift towards a more personalized approach is quickly gaining momentum. In fact, the 2015 Deloitte Human Capital Trends report states that 89% of respondents recently changed or plan to change their performance management process within 18 months — but to what? Early adopters of modern approaches, including Deloitte, Workday, PwC, and VMware, will explore the next generation of performance management, outlining why we should move from “managing” performance to enabling it. They’ll share perspectives on what HR leaders can do to strategically accelerate and enable performance for greater productivity and employee engagement. You’ll learn how technology can be used to support employees and career development in a way that will meet the evolving needs of the workforce of the future.
Presenters
Greg Pryor
Vice President of Leadership and Organization Effectiveness
Workday
Bio
Greg Pryor is vice president of leadership and organization effectiveness at Workday, responsible for applying Workday’s technology to optimize the company’s internal talent management programs, including leadership and manager effectiveness, learning management, and performance management. Before joining Workday, Greg served as the vice president of talent for Juniper Networks where he helped create Juniper’s Talent Matters practice that has been featured as an innovative performance management practice by the Corporate Executive Board, Mercer, Bersin by Deloitte, Fortune, and Strategy & Business. Greg also served as head of talent management for Merrill Lynch’s Global Technology and Operations function and as partner in Accenture’s Human Performance Practice. Since 1998, he has provided active leadership for North America’s oldest leadership development institute – the Leadership Forum at Silver Bay. Greg holds a master’s of science degree in speech, business and organizational communication from Emerson College and a bachelor’s degree in speech from Emerson College.
Jeffrey Janowitz
Senior Director, Global People Development
VMware
Bio
Jeffrey Janowitz is Senior Director of Global People Development at VMware. At VMware’s global headquarters in Palo Alto, Jeffrey leads a portfolio of initiatives primarily focused on top talent (at all levels) and succession planning. The company recently raised the bar by rolling out a completely new talent segmentation alongside its move away from annual performance reviews and ratings. Prior to VMware, Jeffrey was Talent Manager for Worldwide Enterprise Group Sales at what is now Hewlett Packard Enterprise. He has also worked as a talent consultant at PDI and Hay Group (both now KornFerry) and Booz & Co. He has a PhD in Psychology from North Carolina State University, MSW from the University of Maryland, MA from the Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham (England) and BA in Writing from Queens College (New York).
Melanie Langsett
Principal, Human Capital
Deloitte Consulting, LLP
Bio
A principal in Deloitte Consulting LLP’s Human Capital practice, Melanie has over 25 years of employee benefit administration and consulting experience serving a wide range of Fortune 500, nonprofit, and public sector clients. She has both administered employee benefit plans and consulted to employers regarding their benefit strategy, design, and delivery. A frequent speaker and trainer on vendor topics, Melanie has led many vendor selection projects from business case through implementation.
Kimberlee Washington Barr
Director of HR policy
PwC
Bio
Kim Washington Barr is the Leadership Development Experience Leader for the U.S. firm of PwC. The Leadership Development Experience is PwC’s integrated approach to performance management, talent management and leadership development. Kim is responsible for the continued adoption and evolution of the leadership development experience launched in the U.S. firm in September 2014. Kim works closely with PwC’s Assurance, Tax and Advisory practices and Internal Firm Services to enable a collaborative and coordinated approach in the development, progression and performance of 50,000+ PwC people in the U.S. Kim is now consulting with the PwC territories on the global rollout of the Leadership Development Experience. Kim has held a number of leadership roles over her 17 years with PwC, including as the Philadelphia Metro Market HR Leader where she lead a team of HR Managers and Campus & Experienced Recruiters in developing and executing the market’s sourcing and talent management strategy for the 1,200 people in the Philadelphia and Harrisburg offices. As the national Diversity Recruitment & Retention Leader in the Office of Diversity and Inclusion for over 7 years, Kim developed a number of signature programs that led to a significant increase in the recruitment and retention of diverse staff. Kim was a Leader of PwC’s “Continued Thinking for Excellence” Six Sigma team focused on the redesign of the firm’s new joiner orientation and on-boarding program. Kim graduated from Rider University with a B.S. degree in Marketing.
Ben Eubanks
Principal Analyst
Lighthouse Research
Bio
An analyst specializing in actionable insights, Ben keeps tabs on key trends in talent acquisition, learning, and workforce technologies. Through primary research and deep analysis, he keeps today’s business leaders in touch with important conversations and emerging trends in the rapidly changing world of talent. Ben has spent the last few years profiling some of the world’s best and brightest companies and the innovations in both technology and strategy that have made them successful. Previously an HCM Analyst at Brandon Hall Group, Ben started his career as an in-the-trenches HR leader. The blend of analyst and practitioner experience is used to inform his positions and advice on how technology providers can reach their target audience best. Ben has spoken to audiences around the globe and his work has been featured in a number of high profile publications.