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Building the Case for an Alumni Network: How Swiss Re Sold the Idea Internally

Stephanie Oesch, Risk Research Relations Manager, Swiss Re Insurance America Corporation

Social networking is redefining the way we interact with colleagues, corporate alumni and business partners. Forward-thinking employers, such as Swiss Re, recognize that investing in life-long relationships through comprehensive alumni programs carries measurable value in recruitment, employment branding and new business development. However, how do you gauge the impact of an alumni network on your bottom line and sell the idea internally -- for recruitment and beyond? more »

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Building the Case for an Alumni Network: How Swiss Re Sold the Idea Internally

Webcast: 2 days ago

Social networking is redefining the way we interact with colleagues, corporate alumni and business partners. Forward-thinking employers, such as Swiss Re, recognize that investing in life-long relationships through comprehensive alumni programs carries measurable value in recruitment, employment branding and new business development. However, how do you gauge the impact of an alumni network on your bottom line and sell the idea internally -- for recruitment and beyond?


Stephanie Oesch, AVP with Swiss Re a global leader in reinsurance, will explain how they built their business case to gain internal buy-in to become the first in their industry to launch an alumni network. She will also discuss how they successfully launched their network through referrals, communication, and events, along with their programme goals. In addition, we'll have a SelectMinds Alumni Networking expert on hand to answer your questions. Whether you are in the stages of planning, implementing or revamping your network, this webcast will give you the insight, tips and reasoning to get approval for your initiative. more »

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J.P. Morgan's Continuum: Online Community, Offline ResultsAvailable to Executive Members

Webcast: December 10, 2009
Online alumni communities drive offline results such as reduced recruiting costs, improved quality-of-hire, enhanced employment branding, and new business development. Compared to outside hires, alumni are less than half as expensive to hire, come up to speed nearly 50% faster, and stay for an average of twice as long. As former insiders, alumni are influential brand ambassadors and disseminate word-of-mouth messaging. Also, alumni who go on to work for current and potential customers are in prime position to refer new business.

In this webcast, Catherine Coluzzi, Global Alumni Relations Director with J.P. Morgan, a leader in financial services in more than 100 countries and part of JPMorgan Chase & Co., will discuss the history of their alumni program and the business reasons behind launching Continuum, their online community, using corporate social networking technology. Learn how J.P. Morgan implemented their online alumni community and its initial focus, their most significant accomplishments and results to-date, the current emphasis of their program, and plans to grow the community. more »

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How Hewitt's Global Alumni Network Delivers Immediate ValueAvailable to Executive Members

Webcast: October 13, 2009
As the world's largest provider of multi-service HR business process outsourcing, it is easy to see why Hewitt's business is all about people; staying connected to alumni and retirees is extremely important. These relationships broaden and strengthen the company's talent community, and provide a channel to rehire former associates.

For these reasons, the company recently launched the Hewitt Alumni Network in North America and India. In these tough economic times, using corporate social networking technology to stay connected makes good business sense. It's an effective way to build and maintain a highly qualified talent pool. And, it opens doors to potential business development opportunities.

Join the Hewitt Alumni Network team during this webcast to learn how they are reconnecting with alumni, why they're using corporate social networking technology to do so, and how it connects to the company's corporate strategy. They'll also share success stories, results to date, and plans to support and expand the community. more »

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Foster the Development & Retention of Diversity Groups through Corporate Social NetworksAvailable to Executive Members

Webcast: June 23, 2009
While many companies have diversity programs in place, they are often disparate across business units and geographies, making them inconsistent and ineffective. Internal, corporate social networks can help you attract, retain, connect, and mentor women and diversity groups across the organization. Through these networks, employees can build their personal and professional networks, attend events designed for them, hold discussions on a variety of topics, find resources and mentors for career advancement, and more.

This session will discuss how to keep your diverse workforce engaged and connected to each other and the company in an effort to promote the engagement, retention, professional development and recruitment of diverse professionals. Whether you are seeking to launch, improve or streamline your diversity efforts, this webcast is for you. more »

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Today's Reduced Workforce = Tomorrow's Most Effective Recruiting Channel. Why it's critical to maintain these relationships through Alumni NetworksAvailable to Executive Members

Webcast: March 17, 2009
Reductions in workforce are an unfortunate reality in today's economy. However, employees you layoff today can be future rehires, brand advocates, customers or partners - all direct or indirect future revenue. Alumni Networks allow you to maintain these relationships and reap the associated benefits. One company saved $1.6 million in headhunter fees in a year, thanks to 31 recruits found through its Alumni Network. What's more, research shows that 66% of rehires turn out to be star performers.

Join SelectMinds CEO Anne Berkowitch during this webcast to learn more about Alumni Networks, and how you can inexpensively get one up and running in a matter of weeks. We'll also show you what these networks look like, how they work, and walk you through the ROI other organizations have achieved as a result of their Alumni Networks.

Don't lose sight of the future: the economy will turn and you'll be faced with staffing thousands of positions. Now is the time to maintain these relationships that can deliver the results and cost savings you need. You can't afford to lose these relationships forever. more »

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Greater IBMers Make a Greater IBM: How IBM is Building a Social Network to Engage a Million Potential AdvocatesAvailable to Executive Members

Webcast: December 10, 2008
IBM's business has changed and grown to the tune of billions of dollars in recent years -- there's never been a more critical time for the IT giant to equip its employees & alumni with an understanding of IBM's capabilities and a means to connect with one another and to the company. Learn how IBM has taken advantage of social networking tools, virtual environments, meet ups and "traditional" tools such as compelling editorial to engage an audience of alumni employees. Program manager, Ethan McCarty, will describe how he and his team have experimented, innovated and yes, learned from their mistakes, as they built a community with more than 45,000 members. more »
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Integrating Social Networks into the BusinessAvailable to Executive Members

Webcast: September 24, 2008
Truly integrating Corporate Social Networking into business processes requires a cultural shift, but the benefits are significant. Integrating data analysis throughout an organization's functions - HR, Marketing/Business Development, Talent retention, and others, can not only provide insightful and revealing information, but can also streamline the function's processes and increase performance on every level.

In this webcast, Mary Hall, senior marketing and communications manager, will explain how BearingPoint has integrated their corporate social networking program throughout their organization. BearingPoint is using corporate social networking to better connect and network its current and former employees in order to gain business value across the enterprise. Learn how BearingPoint is working to draw maximum benefit through a variety of business integrations. more »

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Relational Onboarding: How Social Networking Accelerates New Hires into Star PerformersAvailable to Executive Members

Webcast: December 6, 2007
Now more than ever, businesses are spending exorbitant amounts of time and money to acquire the best talent. But hiring great people means very little if they never fully realize their potential or they decide to walk out the door within a few months. So how can companies effectively transform new hires into productive talent --and beyond to quickly become star perfomers-- engaged with the organization from day one? Successful organizations use relational onboarding to help newcomers establish a broad network of critical relationships. Through this network, newcomers can quickly locate the centers of knowledge, the key constituents, and the real issues they were hired to address. This webcast will examine how HR executives can make the shift from 'administrative' onboarding' to 'relational onboarding,' and how Corporate Social Networking technology can help build the network of connections integral to a new hire's and the company's success. more »
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The Executive's Guide to Corporate Social NetworkingAvailable to Executive Members

Webcast: September 26, 2007
Corporate social networking (CSN) is changing the way business is conducted. CSNs are online, affinity-based social networks, through which relationships can be leveraged for business value. Studies show that employees who feel well networked with others will stay longer and remain more productive, adding up to millions of dollars in cost savings and productivity increases for large organizations. This webcast will cover how HR executives can best use this corporate social networking technology to transform a siloed and disconnected workforce to one that is aligned, productive and innovative. more »
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Connectivity Powers Talent: Leveraging Employee Social NetworksAvailable to Executive Members

Webcast: July 18, 2008
According to a recent survey, 83% of workers rate relationships with co-workers as a critical reason for joining and staying with their employer, and alternatively, one in four people quit a job due to feelings of isolation. Organizations that provide talent with tools to connect, build and manage their personal and professional networks, bond people to each other and to the organization. Moreover, organizations that offer employee social networking have an edge in attracting talent who thrives on these tools to exchange knowledge and ideas.

During this webcast, you'll hear from leading Burton Group analyst Mike Gotta on how to:

  • Tap the power of online social networks to better engage your workforce
  • Implement the tools to facilitate improved knowledge sharing across globally dispersed organizations
  • Leverage employee social networks to increase job satisfaction, retention and innovation
  • Create corporate social networks and communities for expertise location and knowledge sharing
  • Build the business case for corporate social networking within your own organization.
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