Annual HR Conference 2018

Malta's Annual HR Conference

The 2018 conference addressed the salient points of how talent can be managed and nurtured in our organisations, how it can be leveraged to create a positive workplace, and how to keep talent engaged. Two keynotes, one panel session and six interactive workshops were held. Speakers consisted of a mix of local and international experts ready to share their experiences and insights. Event had 485 delegates attending and included sessions by Philips, CIPD, Adidas, PWC UK and Swarovski amongst others.

3 Keynotes:

Keynote 1: Using Labour Market Intelligence to Impact your Business [Toby Culshaw, Philips] View Presentation

Keynote 2: Talent retention - from theory to practice [Alberto Macia Platz, Swarovski] View Presentation

Panel discussion: Talent Management Unravelled – The Local Scenario [Various multisectoral speakers)

6 Workshops:

W1 - Talent Planning in support of sustainable human capital strategies View Presentation

W2 - How to Understand and Manage Millennials at Work View Presentation

W3 - Talent acquisition in a full employment economy View Presentation

W4 - Making Diversity and Inclusion a Way of Life View Presentation

W5 - Retention isn’t just about compensation today - it’s crucial to create the right employee experience View Presentation

W6 - Building a Staff Retention Culture View Presentation

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No.5, Clock Tower Building
Tigne’ Point, Sliema TP01,
Malta

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Email:	info@fhrd.org

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