Events

Location: Corinthia Hotel, Av. Columbano Bordalo, Pinheiro 105, 1099-031 Lisbon, Portugal

Speakers: Prof. Ina Toegel, IMD Business School. Dr. Stephen Bungay, Ashridge SMC. Dr. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, UCL, Columbia University (New York). Dominic Mahony, Lane4. Prof. Gernot Schulz, musician and conductor. And Paula Marques, Porto Business School.

Overview: We will consider the way elite sportspeople, the military and musicians come together and perform at the highest level for sustained periods, as well as glancing back to lessons from Portuguese history. The conference will challenge us to be open minded in looking at events which will provide valuable learning points for us and our organisations.

Who is it for? CRF members, senior business people, HR leaders and specialists who can see the benefit of analogies as an aid to identify, prioritise and deliver strategy and operational excellence leading to high-performing teams.

CRF is a membership organisation and this event is part of the annual programme of events. If you would like to hear more about how CRF membership would benefit your organisation, or you would be interested to register for this conference, please email harriet@strategic-dimensions.co.uk

Location: Hartsfield Manor, Sandy Lane, Betchworth, Surrey, RH3 7AA

Speaker: Nick Holley, CRF Learning.

Overview: This development programme will examine the attitudes that differentiate great HRBPs and, by working through CRF’s Strategic HR framework, will enhance your capabilities in a range of areas to increase your effectiveness.

Who is it for? Attendees will be existing HR Business Partners, specialists moving into the role or HR Managers ready for a more strategic position. We expect all attendees to be technically proficient in HR with this programme developing your business and partnership skills in order to maximise your impact on your organisation.

For more information please click below, or if you are interested to register for this programme please email harriet@strategic-dimensions.co.uk

Please note: CRF members benefit from preferential pricing at CRF Learning programmes.

Location: IESE Business School, Avenida Pearson, 21 08034 Barcelona, Spain.

Speakers: Wendy Hirsh, Institute for Employment Studies. Prof. Mike Rosenberg, IESE Business School. Gary Simmons, Mercer. Tom Standage, The Economist. And John Whelan, BAE Systems.

Overview: Largely driven by technology and demographics, the future of work is changing and there will be a major hollowing out of jobs in the coming years. But what does this mean in practice and how will it impact organisations and their current people? What do we need to be thinking about in terms of strategy and the key skills we will require, and how we might respond to an uncertain future.

Who is it for? CRF members, and those involved in the development of organisation and people strategy, and likely to have concerns with availability and deployment of talent.

CRF is a membership organisation and this event is part of the annual programme of events. If you would like to hear more about how CRF membership would benefit your organisation, or you would be interested to register for this event, please email harriet@strategic-dimensions.co.uk

Location: The Lanesborough, Hyde Park Corner, London, SW1X 7TA

Speaker: Gideon Rachman, The Financial Times.

Overview: Following what will undoubtedly have been a turbulent and unpredictable twelve months, 2019 will see continuing global, political and economic uncertainty. Brexit negotiations should be forming some sort of conclusion and President Trump will reach the halfway stage of his first term, at least. There will be no shortage of material for Gideon to review – Europe, the US and Korea and the Far East. As ever, we look forward to his take on issues and his thoughts on the ensuing year. What should companies be looking for and how can they best prepare for global and national political environments which will undoubtedly impact on their businesses.

Who is it for? PARC members, and Senior Level HR Practitioners, responsible for developing and leading reward and performance strategy, policy and practice.

PARC is a membership network and this event is part of the annual programme of member meetings. If you would like to hear more information on PARC, or would be interested to attend this event as a guest, please email harriet@strategic-dimensions.co.uk