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Day One – 9 May ‘07
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9:00am Opening
Address
 9:15am
Tripartite Alliance for Fair Employment Practices
– Plenary Session
MR BOB TAN
Vice President, SNEF / Council Member, SBF
MDM HALIMAH YACOB
Assistant Secretary General, NTUC
The Tripartite Alliance for Fair Employment Practices
(TAFEP) was set up in May 2006 to encourage employers
to adopt fair and responsible employment practices.
HR Summit is honoured to welcome distinguished
co-chairpersons of the Tripartite Alliance for
Fair Employment Practices, Mr Bob Tan, Vice President,
SNEF / Council Member, SBF and Mdm Halimah Yacob,
Assistant Secretary General, NTUC to join in the
panel session on Fair Employment Practices. Together
with other Alliance members, this insightful session
and panel forum will discuss the key issues concerning
fair employment practices- why employers should
adopt fair employment practices and how they can
improve their practices.
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10:00am
Team Building and Communication – Plenary
Session
EXPLOSIVE MINDS
HR Summit is delighted to be starting off with a
BANG – courtesy of the excellent Explosive
Minds! Prepare to be challenged and awakened in
this interactive session where HR issues will be
explored in a way you’ve never seen before.
Improve your company’s team-building and communications
whilst laughing until you cry as boundaries are
stretched and you are shown how to take corporate
communication to a whole new level.
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Coffee Break
11:15am
HR’s Key to Driving Business Performance
TIM MILLER
International HR
Director, People, Property and Assurance
Standard Chartered Bank, UK
Standard Chartered Bank has measured employee
engagement for the last six years with a voluntary
participation rate consistently over 90%. The
concept is an inherent part of the fabric of the
organisation and most importantly, simple. Standard
Chartered aspires to create winning teams who
thrive on their diverse strengths and constantly
strives to improve and deliver sustainable business
performance. Robust internal research proves what
it instinctively knows - employee engagement is
strongly linked to measures of business performance
(including profit margin growth, customer service
ratings and employee attrition). The more complex
question addresses why such variance in engagement
occurs across different teams within the same
organisation – the key to unlocking the
black box. Standard Chartered’s research
highlights the role of the manager as directly
accounting for increased engagement, and thus,
business performance. This session will discuss
how and why, with reference to how the findings
are being implemented at the Bank, and the implications
for the HR function of the future.
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11:15am
CSR and HR – Putting Heart and Passion
into the Workplace
CLAIRE CHIANG
President
Singapore Compact for Corporate Social Responsibility
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Practice Management |
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11:15am
Resilient Leadership: How to Create High Performers
DAVID LIM
Chief Motivation Officer, Everest Motivation
Team
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Corporate Learning |
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11:15am
Talent Management –Strategies That Succeed
JOHN F HANSEN
Director, Asia-Pacific HCM Consulting Solutions,
Oracle Corporation
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Solutions Workshops |
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12:00pm
Talent of the Future and Demographic Change
BERNARD SALT
International Speaker
Bernard Salt is a leading international adviser
and commentator on demographic, cultural and consumer
trends. In this Leaders Forum exclusive, he will
provide a dynamic expose of demographic shifts along
with cultural, social & technological changes
that will impact the talent pool in the near, mid
and long term futures, by focusing on the outlook
and implications for business over the next two
decades. With extensive experience as an adviser
to business, Bernard will be sharing the importance
of a strategic role for HR in these issues, the
opportunities and challenges HR will face, and how
organisations can deal with changes. Informative,
with hard factual substance, delegates will gain
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12:00pm
Balancing Softer Life Skills to the Hard Business
Skills of Today
PETER BARGE
Author and Asia-Pacific CEO of Jones Lang
LaSalle
See Practice Management
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Practice Management |
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12:00pm
How Coaching Can Support HR Development –
The Power of REN
EVA WONG
International Speaker
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Corporate Learning |
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12:00pm
How Incentive Programmes Can Attract, Motivate
& Retain Valued Employees
JANET TAN-COLLIS
Chief Executive Officer, East West Executive
Travellers
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Solutions Workshops |
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12:45pm
Winning the HR Battle in Aviation
LUCAS VAN WEES
International HR
Vice President Human Resources
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Holland
Since 2001, Lucas has been responsible for HR globally
in KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. Lucas was heading HR
throughout one of the world’s largest mergers
(with Air France) and he will share this invaluable
experience and knowledge at HR Summit. His exclusive
appearance at Leaders Forum, will provide all attendees
with many fascinating and highly useable workforce
M & A strategies.
HR-aspects of Air France/KLM as they merged in 2004
• How to continue to support to build the
leading airline group
• Understanding our general framework &
joint challenges
• Framing the HR-agenda during M&A processes
• Best practices for consolidating & retaining
key staff
• Tips for helping out: what's in it for our
staff? |
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12:45pm
Succession Planning - Putting Processes into
Practice
LYNDA LIAN
VP-HR, Singapore, China, Senai & Asia
Pacific,
Seagate Singapore International
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Corporate Learning |
12:45pm
CHRO: Strategist & Steward – The
Evolving Role of The Chief HR Officer
JEFF SCHWARTZ
Principal, Global Organization & Change
Leader, Deloitte
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Solutions Workshops |
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2:45pm
Leadership Matters - No time? No money? No Staff"
No Worries!
Peter Baines
International Speakers
Throughout
almost two decades, Peter has experienced and
led people through some of life's most challenging
events. In recent years, he has both national
and international teams following the Bali Bombings,
the Waterfall Train Disaster and the Asian Tsunami.
He has first-hand experience of what it takes
to achieve results and will share on building
effective teams quickly, clarity of purpose, communication
- even when nobody speakes the same language.
A real coup for Leaders Forum, Peter's exclusive
presentation, 'Leadership Matters' is sure to
have a big impact on all those attending the event.
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2:45pm
Boosting Individual Performance
NIALE MCLOUGHLIN
International Speaker
See Practice Management
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Practice Management
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2:45pm
Engagement- The Link Between Customer and
How to Avoid Them
ANDREW BRYANT
Director, Self Leadership International Pte
Ltd
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Corporate Learning |
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2:45pm
Ensuring Business Success With the Right Human
Resources Processes and Technology
CECILE ALPER-LEROUX
Director, Global Human Capital Management
Products, Lawson Software Asia Pacific Pte
Ltd
See
Solutions Workshops |
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| 3:30pm – Coffee
Break
4:00pm
– Special Extended Presentation
Developing Management Talent in China
JACK F. PERKOWSKI
International Speaker, Chairman, Chief Executive
Officer, ASIMCO Technologies China
The key issue for any company operating in China
is how to fill the ‘management gap’.
In this Leaders Forum special presentation, Jack
Perkowski, chairman and CEO, ASIMCO Technologies,
will generously share his informed views - to
the benefit of all attendees. Whether you are
interested in talent development in China, Asia
or elsewhere – Jack Perkowski’s 12
years of front line China experience will prove
invaluable. Sharing personal insights, the honest
trials and errors, along with real life examples
and case studies, this special extended session
is essential for all senior HR and corporate leaders.
“What’s happening in China today will
fundamentally change the way in which nearly every
global industry operates. Therefore, having a
good understanding of China is essential for every
company, no matter where it operates. We grew
our company from scratch, and in doing so learned
what to do and what not to do. We learned that
developing good local management talent is a key
to success, and view HR Summit as an ideal opportunity
to at least share our experiences with an audience
that is intimately involved with this issue.”
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4:45pm
Territory Mapping
ANTHONY WILLOUGHBY
International Speaker
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Practice Management
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4:45pm
The War for Talent: Honeywell’s Differentiated
Strategy for Talent Retention and Development
SHRIKANT LONIKAR
Global Director – Organisation Development
& HR, Honeywell Technologies, India
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Corporate Learning |
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4:45pm
4:45pm
International Assignments on the Rise - How
Does This Trend Impact You
HELENA DU
Managing Director, Weichert Relocation Services
See Solutions Workshops
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Solutions Workshops |
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Day
Two
9:00am Opening
9:15am
The Culture – Engagement – Retention
Connection. Introducing UGRs®
STEVE SIMPSON
International Speaker
Leaders everywhere are looking for a competitive
edge within a marketplace where employee engagement
and retention are critical. This presentation
by international speaker, Steve Simpson, will
detail the link between organisational culture
and employee engagement and retention. Steve will
introduce his globally acclaimed UGRs® (unwritten
ground rules) concept which enables managers to
understand and boost culture, in turn boosting
engagement, retention and bottom line performance.
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9:15am
The HR Manager's Role in Reinvigorating Your
Company
JAMES C PRATT
International HR.
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Practice Management
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9:15am Opening Address
MR LEE KOK WAI
President STADA |
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9:15am
One Billion HR Headaches: CHINA CEOs Share
Strategies for Recruiting and Retaining
LAURIE UNDERWOOD
Author of CHINA CEO
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Corporate Learning |
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9:15am
Leveraging HR Outsourcing and Technology to
Increase Productivity and Service Delivery.
Transformation of HR from Centre of Transactions
to Centre of Expertise
K C YAN
Regional HR Director, Freescale Semiconductor
See
Solutions Workshops |
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10:00am
Why HR Lacks Influence in Asia and What to do About
It
PETER NIXON
International HR
Change Management consultant Peter Nixon works throughout
Asia and is often brought in by leading organisations
to advise and implement change. During his interventions
Peter is often active behind the scenes well before
the HR department is involved and as such is well
aware of just why HR is so seldom consulted as a
strategic partner when major changes are being planned.
In this no holds barred
presentation - Peter Nixon will highlight some
of his inside experience and share with HR professionals
just how they are often perceived in the boardroom
- citing what behaviours help and hinder HR’s
influence. With his open candor and often painful
revelations, Peter is unlikely to be the most
embraced speaker at HR Summit – but he is
set to be one of the most provocative!
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10:00am
Investing & Developing Human Capital in
Singapore Airlines
LOH MENG SEE
Senior Vice President - Human Resources, Singapore
Airlines
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Corporate Learning |
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10:00am
Strategy Implementation is the Differentiation:
Where the HR Function Can Play a Part
ONG TEONG WAN
Consulting Partner, Singapore Institute of
Management
See
Solutions Workshops |
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Coffee Break |
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11:15am
Good Boss ~ Bad Boss: Finding, Motivating and Retaining
Talent
KERRY LARKAN
International HR
Kerry has recently launched the concept of ‘Good
Boss ~ Bad Boss’® to the business world,
following his research and review of staff loyalty
and employers of choice. In this revealing session
he will share how you can influence and assist ‘good
boss’ behaviour in terms of how HR, organisational
managers and leaders can:
• Understand the buzz about talent retention
• Build a business case for a ‘Good
Boss Culture’
• Recruit for sustainable success
• Retain the best people
• Develop a Good Boss Culture |
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11:15am
Leveraging Diversity and Cultures for :
GREG BARNES
International Speaker
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Practice Management |
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11:15am
Organisational Learning - Staying Current
& Preparing for the Future
S V SHIV SHANKER
Head of Organisational Learning, Asia, Standard
Chartered Bank
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Corporate Learning |
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11:15am
HR Challenges Panel
(Panel debate & discussion)
See
Solutions Workshops |
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12:00pm
Leading Change for Sustainability
DAVID ROSSITER
International HR
Head of Human Resources, Hong Kong Hospital Authority
The Hong Kong Hospital Authority employees 53,000
people and delivers all public health services to
a community of 7 million people. With rising costs,
advancing technologies, higher staff expectations,
an aging population and reducing revenue, the Hong
Kong Hospital Authority needs to constantly change
in order to remain sustainable. With a mission of
People First, the HR team has had to learn to support
the organisation in leading and communicating change
where change is not always welcome. Today, the need
to significantly strengthen leadership capabilities
is high on the list of priorities in order for both
the organisation and the entire Hong Kong health
system to remain viable and sustainable. In this
unusually frank and honest presentation, David Rossiter,
the Head of Human Resources for the Hong Kong Health
Authority, will share the inside challenges, triumphs
and tribulations required in the midst of actioning
such significant change. |
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12:00pm
The Nine Success Areas for Global Managers
FRANK KUIJSTERS
Director, Digne Consult, Asia-Pacific
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Corporate Learning |
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Lunch |
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2:00pm
HR the Business Catalyst - Making a Difference
RAGU SUBRAMANIAM
Head, Attraction
& Recruitment Asia-Pacific, Shell Eastern Petroleum
(Pte) Ltd
People are Shell’s greatest assets. With extensive
experience in HR, Ragu Subramaniam will be sharing
the importance of HR being the business catalyst
by playing a pro-active role in formulating the
organization’s strategic direction and creating
a corporate culture that nurtures individual’s
unique talents. In his presentation, he will share
his invaluable insights on how HR has propelled
the entire recruitment cycle to a whole new level
by emphasizing the importance of HR as a strategic
partner. You will be able to take these elements
and start making a difference as a HR professional
in your organization. |
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2:00pm
Human Resources Strategic Contribution
DIAA MOHAMED
Senior Director of Human Resource
British Petroleum
See
Practice Management |
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2:00pm
Moving Towards Competency-Based Training with
the Singapore Workforce Skills Qualifications
System
GARY WILLMOTT
Deputy Chief Executive, Singapore Workforce
Development Agency
See
Corporate Learning |
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2:00pm
Benchmarking – Employee Satisfaction
DR BRENT RUGE
Managing Director, ISR
See
Solutions Workshops |
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2:45pm
Obtaining Greater Employee Commitment and Performance
for Maximum Results
AL LUCIA
International Speaker
Al Lucia has spent more than 25 years helping organisations
in the USA make the connection between value-driven
workplace practices and bottom-line results. As
a consultant, speaker, coach, and author of eight
popular books, he has helped organisations –
of all types and sizes – build employee commitment,
match actions to values, improve overall performance
and achieve better results. In this exclusive Leaders
Forum presentation, Al promises to offer invaluable
insights and solutions to all those attending his
thought provoking presentation.
3.30pm –
Coffee Break
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4:00pm
– Special Extended Plenary Presentation*
Cats and The FISH! Phenomenon: Rediscovering the
Bold Simplicity
of Our HR Mission
STEPHEN LUNDIN
International Speaker
CATS
The purpose of CATS is to organise and present the
most powerful principles of personal innovation
in a way that makes them useful for everyday human
beings going about their daily lives with a desire
to be more innovative.
It’s all about curiosity. Curiosity is a trait
celebrated in people and in cats. Curiosity is also
the very cornerstone of innovation. Cats may be
attracted to nooks and crannies that seem pointless,
but could you imagine innovation without a human
being who said to herself, “I wonder what
would happen if?” It is said that curiosity
killed the cat. Have you ever seen one die of curiosity?
The Nine Lives of Innovation have been developed
to provide a structure to a rather diverse set of
ingredients that make up innovation. By accessing
the potential of any one of the nine lives we boost
our personal ability to innovate, even though all
around us there are forces trying to kill our curiosity.
And at work the curiosity killing forces multiply
and we can greatly increase the odds that innovation
will occur at work there by living the nine lives.
And once we live one of the nine lives we can proudly
call ourselves a CAT! The
FISH! Phenomenon: Rediscovering the Bold Simplicity
of Our HR Mission
The FISH! Philosophy captured in book and film
has sparked what might be called the largest natural
experiment in the history of human resources.
All over the world, individuals, teams and organisations
have rediscovered the importance of HR in establishing
a great culture, creating higher levels of morale
and motivation, improving efforts to recruit and
retain talent and producing a higher quality of
life at work. While the provocation that provided
the initial spark for this rediscovery was a group
of fish mongers behaving like buskars; the FISH
stories of everyday folks like you and me have
kept the fire burning. In healthcare it has been
likened to a positive staff infection. Dr Lundin
will trace this story from its diverse beginnings
to today’s global phenomenon and while doing
so, will inspire those of us who choose human
resources as our vocation in life to a clearer
understanding of our considerable contributions
to the world.
5:30pm End
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