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Keeping employees engaged-for many talent decision-makers, this is a foremost challenge as they continue to operate in a world of re-organization, layoffs and uncertainty. Studies have shown that employee engagement and commitment to their employer can have a direct correlation to retention, productivity, and, ultimately, core business value.
In today's economy, how do you honestly assess your employees' needs and their perception of the company? Have they become dis-engaged due to recent activity? How do you identify the issues and improve relationships in a real, lasting manner? In this session, we will cover an honest, objective approach to getting to the answers-an approach that is driven by The Employment Value Proposition (EVP).
Talent strategy expert Mitzi Adwell of The Newman Group will show you how EVP, a concept that is commonly associated with candidate perception and recruiting, is just as important in employee retention and engagement. We will explore how a focused EVP assessment can help reveal critical employee needs, values and issues that are frequently hidden within the company culture. We will also cover examples of EVP in action, including a recent effort with Volkswagen Group of America, an intiative that dramatically improved retention and employee engagement. Featured areas of focus include:
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Case in point-Volkwagen Group of America: How did this automotive sales leader discover employee EVP challenges, and how did it address them to dramatically streamline and improve its facility re-location effort? A great example of employment-engagement in action.
This is a great chance to gain a practical understanding of a proven process for better understanding and engaging employees in these turbulent times.
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Presenters

Mitzi Adwell is a Talent Management Practice Leader for The Newman Group where she consults with organizations on Talent Management Solutions. She has a proven track record in leading large initiatives around Talent Management Solutions to include: Workforce Planning, Recruiting & Sourcing Solutions, Performance Management and Succession Management. She has over a decade of diversified experience in Corporate, Vendor and Consulting Organizations. She has led recruitment teams for leading Fortune 500 companies including: Humana Healthcare, Jewish Hospital, Kindred Healthcare, Brown-Forman Corporation (producers of Jack Daniels), Sodexho USA. In addition, she has been a leader for major Recruitment Process Outsourcing Organizations such as Spherion Corporation and Kenexa (formerly BrassRing).Mrs. Adwell is an accomplished speaker with many of her presentations published on the Human Capital Institute website and the archives of the Direct Employers Association. She is considered a thought leader in the industry.

Mike Beamish has been Executive Vice President of Human Resources for Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. since 2005. He began his career with Volkswagen in 1988 as an Organizational Development Specialist with Volkswagen of South Africa. Over the past 20 years Mike has held various positions in the field of Human Resources, including Learning and Development, Organizational Effectiveness and HR Operations. He also spent 3 years with the Volkswagen Brand in various operational roles.A native of Port Elizabeth, South Africa, Mike attended the University of Port Elizabeth where he received a Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Industrial Organizational Psychology.
