London will play host to the 2012 Employer Branding World Series Summit on 21 March and Personnel Today and TMP Worldwide are official partners for the event.
The “2012 Employer Branding World Series” Summits bring together employer branding experts and professionals from around the world to share and discuss their stories, challenges, failures and successes.
Delegates will:
- share in the latest global developments, research, trends and best practices in employer branding;
- learn how to adopt a strategic approach to employer branding and find out how this affects employee engagement, customer sales, revenue and growth;
- understand the role of technology and social media and learn why a clearly defined social strategy is critical to optimising performance in the new business environment;
- learn how to define key metrics and return on investment for your employer brand strategy ; and
- learn from employer branding leaders who are establishing the global standards in employer branding best practice.
The all-day event takes place at London’s Gibson Hall on Bishopsgate and features speakers from high-profile brands including:
Brett Minchington, chairman and chief executive of Employer Brand International
Minchington’s talk will look at global trends in employer branding and their implications for the UK. He will discuss trends driving talent attraction, engagement and retention and which trends leaders in the UK should embrace if they want to stay competitive following the global financial crisis.
Michael Holm, employer branding manager, IBM Denmark
Holm will discuss the use of social media as a means to providing a strong employer brand. Delegates will learn from detailed insights into how IBM is using social media both within and outside the organisation, including lessons learned along the way.
Suzie Kerr, head of employee engagement and experience, Virgin Media
Kerr will look at how to get buy-in from the top. As part of Suzie’s remit she provides the thought leadership to the business on where the employer engagement and branding strategy needs focus.
Neil Harrison, head of employer branding and insight, TMP Worldwide
Harrison’s talk is titled: “The digital activation of the employer brand”. It used to be that an employer could create employer brand components to attract candidates and engage with current employees. Today, we are living through an era where activation is key, routed in personalised, mobilised and socialised experiences.
Chris Strange, head of corporate brand planning, Lloyds Banking Group
Strange will discuss the multi-brand challenges of engagement and alignment within Lloyds; reputation issues in the financial sector as a whole; and how the bank is encouraging behaviours by relationship brand and group alignment.
Cameron Bird, director, HR operations, resourcing and pensions, Santander and Rebecca Gloyne, global talent acquisition manager, Nokia, will join Brett Minchington for a panel discussion in the afternoon looking at how to achieve employer branding best practice in an uncertain economy.
Further details are available on the Collective Learning Australia website and a PDF brochure for the event is available here
Online credit card payments are in Australian dollars only but, at time of publishing, are approximately equivalent for the early bird rate of £595 until 29 February 2012 and a standard rate of £695 from 1 March 2012. If you prefer to receive an invoice and pay in UK pounds please email the events team at Collective Learning Australia.
