As part of London Tech Week 2010, this tech talent seminar will give you a blueprint for winning your battle for top talent.

It may not feel like it after the recent economic meltdown, but knowledge-economy businesses are not off the hook in the battle for top talent.  The winners will be those who commit to finding exceptional staff members and doing everything in their power to keep them.  The presentation, "Attract, Select and Retain", highlights the key questions every business leader should ask themselves about managing their human capital. 

Participants will learn about the essential strategies, critical actions and the tools to best manage the human element in the new economy.  If you are not willing to take care of your top talent, there is a company across the street that is!

Who should attend

• CEO/CFO of small- to medium-sized businesses
• HR staff will benefit by better understanding the challenges that their executive team faces allowing them to become a more effective HR Partner

Speakers

Robert Shapiro, President, TurnTwo Inc.
With more than 16 years of experience in the private sector, Robert Shapiro is the President of TurnTwo Inc. He is an accomplished human capital management strategist and talent acquisition professional. Robert has a proven track record in creative, fast-paced engineering and high technology environments,and extensive experience helping small, medium and large-sized companies to align their human resource needs with corporate objectives. He is also an effective mentor and coach to individuals as they transition to new careers, adjust to new roles and responsibilities or simply want to become better at what they do. Robert has successfully worked with companies on three continents to develop high performance teams, and drive positive results.

Lynn Cameron and Helen Robert, Founders, TechEdge
Lynn Cameron and Helen Robert began an independent consulting business in 2000, called TechEdge. TechEdge grew from a need from small start-ups in the high-tech industry and today continues to focus on the small- to medium-sized enterprises (SME) tech market. TechEdge has worked with hundreds of organizations over the past 10 years including large multi-nationals who are anxious to investigate the practices of the SME marketplace and gain insight into regional Ontario markets.

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