SocialHRCamp Virtual 2022 3.0 – Enhancing Your Leadership Skills for the New World of Work

In partnership with Airmeet, we are extremely excited to be offering our 3rd Virtual SocialHRCamp. The global COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on both our personal and professional lives. What has not changed is our unwavering desire to learn, push ourselves intellectually, and do great work.

This fully virtual experience on January 27, 2022, will focus on how to enhance your leadership skills in the new world of work. In typical SocialHRCamp fashion, we will run mega and break-out sessions and our speaker group will be an impressive collection of HR leaders and leadership experts from across North America. While we are disappointed that we won’t be able to offer amazing food and beverage (we know attendees always look forward to the wine and beer selection at our events), we will be integrating many fun, creative, and social activities into the program.

With the Airmeet event platform we will be running a fully interactive virtual tradeshow, networking tables, “random speed networking”, and highly interactive sessions, all within the Airmeet platform — i.e. you don’t need to leave the platform to jump on Zoom, Google Meet, or any other platform.

Spots are limited so be sure to grab your ticket today — great networking, and hands-on learning.

Jane Akiki
Director, Learning
Tammy Heermann
Principal Owner
Jennifer Lennox, CHRE
Vice President of People Success, North America
Dan Gamble
PR & Communications Leader, Founder
Meghan Nichol, CPHR
HR Leader at Redlen Technologies and Founder at purposeHR
Sydney Elaine Butler
Accessibility Speaker, Implementer, Consultant
Chris Rollins
Purpose-Driven Leadership & Executive Coach
Gaby Fisch
Consultant & Coach
Tamar Kagan
Team & Leadership Development
Michelle Rothstein
Team & Leadership Development
Angela R. Howard
Founder
Zoë Bowman
Psychotherapist and Corporate Trainer
Dr. Jonas Eyford
President & Employee Experience Strategist
Sachi Kittur
VP of People Strategy
Jeff Waldman SocialHRCamp
Jeff Waldman
HR Leader, HR Tech Evangelist & Entrepreneur

Pre-COVID, we were already experiencing change at a breathtaking rate, and then add in the pandemic. These past few months have seen the world start to open up, only to be shut down again. It’s clear that disruption and constant change are with us to stay.  We can’t predict what’s around the next corner; ultimately the future is unknown. 

 

This future brings with it complex problems that can’t be solved with yesterday’s thinking. We must be prepared to think and behave differently today in order to tackle what’s coming our way tomorrow. This session will explore adaptability, a core leadership skill that is needed to thrive in this new work of work.

Having an inclusive culture for all employees is very important. Employees with disabilities often feel not fully included or feel like their workplaces need to be more culturally inclusive and accessible. Do you want to learn how to foster a more inclusive culture where everyone feels included? This session will teach the traits to be an inclusive leader, strategies to implement on how to be a more inclusive leader on a daily basis, and how to be an ally to your employees with disabilities in the workplace.

The key to creating impactful leadership lies in unleashing more of who you already are, and having the courage to bring that person to the table; to live your truth. As an under-represented leader, you've learned to hide parts of who you are in order to fit in and survive because the world has told you who you should be. It's draining your power and limiting your potential for truly impactful and inspired leadership.

This session will give you the inspiration, courage and tools to find your voice as a leader, bring your authentic self to work, be effective in the face of fear, and dismantle roadblocks limiting your potential. 

Leadership will be one of the most heavily tested skills throughout the coronavirus pandemic, so whether employees are together in the office or virtual, we need collaboration, focus and productivity. EI will help you succeed. Let's discuss how!

Learn the secrets to never worrying about bad posture again. Jonas the chiropractor breaks down the way your behaviour shapes your posture and lays out the strategy you can use to optimize it.

Jonas the chiropractor breaks down how each of the elements of your day impacts your physiology, then shares how we can methodologically and reliably improve our energy levels.

Meghan and Dan share business lessons learned working together and independently through various phases of company transformation over their careers. Collectively they have 30+ years of experience, having built comprehensive people and communications programs over these varying stages of business growth: from start-up phase, through hyper-growth years, to globalizing businesses, to navigating a pandemic, through a successful IPO listing. Time and time again they’ve seen how when leadership prioritizes communications as a business strategy, improved employee engagement and organizational performance is the end result. In this evolving business climate, where hybrid work has become the norm and industries are seeing record numbers of job churn, there has never been a better time to cultivate a culture of communications.

The key to creating impactful leadership lies in unleashing more of who you already are, and having the courage to bring that person to the table; to live your truth. As an underrepresented leader, you've learned to hide parts of who you are in order to fit in and survive because the world has told you who you should be. It’s draining your power and limiting your potential for truly impactful and inspired leadership.

 

This session will give you the inspiration, courage and tools to find your voice as a leader, bring your authentic self to work, be effective in the face of fear, and dismantle roadblocks limiting your potential.

 

Advancing women in leadership has been a ceaseless challenge, to say the least. The impacts of the pandemic have not only exacerbated issues that were always apparent, it also brought progress to a halt or reversed movement already made. One step forward, three steps back. Women in leadership expert, Tammy Heermann, will explore the facts of why we’re in this situation in the first place and what it will take to finally get out. Learn what is challenging women now, how leadership skills and culture need to change, and the organizational policies that will backfire despite your best intentions.

Does your Inner Critic eat you for lunch? Join Zoë the psychotherapist as she guides you through a quick creative strategy to help you tame your Inner Critic. Bring a paper & pencil - this session is interactive.

Does the idea of resting sound nice (and needed!) but you're just too busy to give yourself a break? Join Zoë the psychotherapist as she shares some easy ways to incorporate effective rest throughout the day so that you can feel great from dawn till dusk.

When you hear of "leadership" what do you think of? It is so much more than names on an organizational chart. It runs deeper than the "person in charge." 

 

In the session, we'll explore next-generation leadership concepts that challenge the way we've thought about traditional leadership. We'll discuss impact-based leadership as a mentality, not a position and the importance of leadership in the new and emerging world of work. You'll learn how to develop this critical skill in yourself and in others to make a positive difference in your career, organization and community.

When your people are motivated and engaged, they feel purposeful, invested, and appreciated; they are energized, more creative, and have better mental health. From a business perspective, there is higher retention, decreased absenteeism, and increased innovation. In this new world of work, where things are moving faster than ever, your people are challenged in ways they have never been before. Keeping your team motivated and engaged as they move through all this disruption is essential, and is a core skill leaders need now more than ever. Come explore how to strengthen this competency and deepen the practice of your leadership.

It's a familiar refrain: employees say they want more feedback on their performance, and managers too often avoid giving it or struggle to deliver it skillfully.  How do we move the idea of feedback from a task to a practice and build a culture where feedback is part of a development flywheel?  In this session based on Gaby's Building the Feedback Muscles framework, we go to the heart of the matter to explore the surprising ingredient to unleash a culture rich in supportive feedback, growth and development.

Event Details
  • Start Date
    January 27, 2022 9:30 am
  • End Date
    January 27, 2022 4:30 pm
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