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IPMA-VA
2012
Spring
Conference
Program |
Thursday, March
29, 2012
12:00-1:00 Registration
1:00-1:15 Welcome
1:15-2:45 *Breaking
the Myth of
Innovation
Presented by
Scott Wayne,
Founder of The
Frontier Project
and
CEO of
FrontierLive.
We'll be
challenging the
idea that
innovation is
complex and
dominated by the
world of
executives
and high-paid
consultants, and
instead focus on
the tools and
techniques that
organizations
can use to embed
innovation on a
day-to-day,
rapidly
incremental
basis.
We'll work
through case
studies and
examples of
companies and
organizations
that are getting
it right, as
well as examine
some of the
pitfalls along
the way, with
the aim of
shaping human
behavior to
transform static
organizations into
dynamic,
creative forums
where innovation
is part of the
daily energy. As
a former
diplomat, Scott
will also layer
in techniques of
influence on how
to shift the
behaviors of
your most
difficult and
reluctant
coworkers.
The content of
this session is
aggressive,
immersive, and
draws on the
work that The
Frontier Project
is doing in and
around the world
to
transform inert
organizations
into the dynamic
entities they're
capable of
being.
*This session
has been
approved by the
HR Certification
Institute for 3
(General)
recertification
credit hours
toward PHR SPHR
and GPHR
recertification.
2:45-3:00 Break
sponsored by
Nationwide
Retirement
Solutions
3:00-4:30 General
Session
continues
5:30-6:30 Reception
sponsored by AON
Hewitt
Optional
group dinner at
local
restaurants
Friday, March
30, 2012
8:00-9:00
Registration/continental
breakfast
9:00-9:15
Welcome
9:15-10:15 Navigating
the Changing
Landscape –
Health Care
Reform and Other
Challenges
Presented by
Digital Benefit
Advisors
Brian Marks,
Principal/Executive
Director, VSCPA
Insurance
Service Center
Tim O’Shea,
Managing
Principal
David Blachard,
Principal
Digital Benefit
Advisors will
present key
aspects of the
new Health Care
Reform law (PPACA)
and how it may
impact your
employee benefit
strategy and
programs. In
addition, the
discussion will
include employer
strategies to
minimize cost
trends and
overall expenses
through
alternative
approaches such
as
voluntary/worksite
benefits,
employee
engagement and
administrative
simplification.
10:15-10:30 Break
sponsored by
Mark III
Employee
Benefits
10:30-12:00 Becoming
the Employer of
Choice
Presented
by:
J. Richard
Johnson, Senior
Vice President,
Public Sector
Health Practice
Leader, the
Segal Company
Emily Klubock,
Associate
Consultant,
Public Sector
Market, the
Segal Company
Deborah
Slayden,
Director
Workforce
Development
Virginia
Commonwealth
University
Health Systems
This
session will
include an
overview of best
practices in
creating work
life balance and
enhancing
employee
engagement and
retention and
the story of how
one organization
is successfully
making it
happen.
12:00-1:15 Lunch-sponsored
by Optima Health
Annual Chapter
Business Meeting
1:30-2:45 *Communicating
with Employees
in a Digital
World
Presented
by Tony Bussard,
Aon Hewitt
Senior Web
Solutions
Consultant,
Point Solutions
Practice
Organizations
big and small
face the
challenge of
communicating
effectively with
the workforce.
Providing
information to
employees is
critical to
facilitate
understanding of
mission and
goals,
organizational
policies and
change.
Based on Aon
Hewitt’s state
of the art
and electronic
communications
trends
expertise, we
will discuss
what works best,
why and how to
take advantage
of advancements
in technology.
*This session
has been
approved by the
HR Certification
Institute for
1.5 (General)
recertification
credit hours
toward PHR SPHR
and GPHR
recertification.
2:45-3:00 Break
sponsored by
Towers Watson
3:00-4:30
General
Assembly/Legislative
Overview
Panel
discussion
moderated by
Kimla T.Milburn
2012
President, IPMA-HR
Learn the latest
information on
changes to the
Virginia
Retirement
System presented
by Bob Schultze,
Director VRS.
In addition, we
will feature
Mary Jo Fields
from the
Virginia
Municipal League to
discuss other
issues of
concern for
human resources
professionals
from the 2012
General Assembly
session. |