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    Finding a Seat at the Table

    Date: March 12, 2019, 7:30am
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    Location:
    Interpower Corp
    100 Interpower Drive
    Osakaloosa, IA
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    Two significant trends are affecting the human resources function. First, the US is rapidly transforming into a knowledge-based economy which greatly increases the need for a properly skilled and effectively deployed workforce.  Second, many day-to-day tactical HR functions can now be outsourced making more time available for strategic contribution. These two trends present an opportunity for HR to transform their role into a strategic partner helping chart the organization’s course for growth and improvement.

    In this session, we will examine how the HR function is perceived by CEOs at the macro level. Then we will examine some specific ways to leverage this perception into a more strategic partner role. We will discuss the specific types of information that HR must know to become a productive strategic contributor. Finally, we will examine a real business case scenario with a focus on the best way for HR to help solve an important problem and support the ultimate solution.

    Participants in the session will leave with specific action items for improving their strategic importance in their organization.

    Approved for Strategic Credit        

    Bio:

    Alan Kinsey is Vice President of Inquirehire, a national provider of human resources solutions. Alan is a graduate of Southeast Missouri State University with Bachelor of Science in Marketing, and he has more than 25 years of Fortune 500 executive management experience in computer software, outsourced services and consulting.

    At Inquirehire, Alan is responsible for the company’s overall growth strategy with a particular focus on technology driven talent management solutions.

    Alan has spoken on the topic of human resources process optimization to a number of local and state SHRM chapters, several state banking associations, and many other training and education events.