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A conversation with Matthew Kopko, Vice President of Public policy at DailyPay
Matthew Kopko: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattkopko/
DailyPay: https://www.dailypay.com/
--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abruptfuture/messageA conversation with Roland Deiser, Executive Chairman at Center for the Future of Organization, Drucker School of Management (https://futureorg.org/)
Stephen de Groot is President & Co-Founder of Brivia and a leadership expert.
Brivia consulting: https://briviaconsulting.com/
Stephen de Groot https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-de-groot-b3577852/
--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abruptfuture/messageIn April 2020, I started this podcast to think through the different workforce, HR and organisational impacts of the global shift to remote work.
The idea of remote working wasn’t new to me, but this was different though—a new global experiment. Now everyone was working remotely, regardless of role or work preference, and that brings a lot of questions, especially if we are to have more of these alternative work arrangements in the future. I decided to have conversations with a variety of experts—HR, management consultants, academics, leaders, CEOs, start-up founders, remote work experts and an ex-military. Of all these conversations, a few key points stand out. This episode is a summary. Read the article here:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/10-things-i-learned-future-work-happened-faster-than-benoit/.
Dustin W. Seale is a partner in Heidrick & Struggles’ London office and managing partner of Heidrick Consulting in Europe. He focuses on CEO and board advisory, specifically on improving leadership and talent, and transforming organizations through culture
https://www.heidrick.com/en/people/s/dustin_seale
Topic covered:
4 different scenarios for what post-COVID work would look like
What leaders need to do differently - and what the C-suite needs to do differently
Why leadership impact on sustainability and inclusion is not inspiring
Advice for organisations navigating the change to hybrid work
--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abruptfuture/messageA conversation with Priya Radia, D&I Management Consultant at Included
How was Included created?
What is “Inclusion 3.0”
Do we still need to convince leaders that inclusion and diversity are worth achieving, or are we past the “business case for D&I”?
How do clients start to improve the diversity of the workforce and the inclusiveness of their culture. Are there specific levers, “low-hanging fruits” that leaders can look for?
How do you measure the diversity and inclusiveness of the workforce?
Is D&I changing with the rise of remote and hybrid work? If yes, how?
How do you see D&I practices evolving?
https://www.linkedin.com/in/priyaradia/
https://www.included.com/
--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abruptfuture/messageIn this episode, Benoit Hardy-Vallee talks with Emma Leonis, Executive Director of HR Transformation at LACE Partners. She leads LACE’s thought leadership into the future of HR service delivery and operating models, with recent reports including ‘The Future of HR Shared Services: Becoming People Experience and Solutions Experts’ and ‘HR on the Offensive’.
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In this episode, Benoit Hardy-Vallee talks to Liz Kislik. She is a management consultant, executive coach, author, and an expert in leadership, management, culture and so much more.
“The fact that a team has no public disagreement does not mean that they are in good shape and happy and everything is perfect. It’s much more likely to mean that good ideas are being withheld and that there is some discomfort ranging from anxiety to full-on resentment present in the team that’s not being expressed as the leader.” - Liz Kislik
***We are very proud to announce that Abrupt Future was ranked no. 9 on that list of "Top Workforce Management Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021" by Feedspot***
In this episode, Benoit Hardy-Vallee talks with Nalin Rajaure, Director at OrgVantage.
***We are very proud to announce that Abrupt Future was ranked no. 9 on that list of "Top Workforce Management Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021" by Feedspot***
In this episode, Benoit Hardy-Vallee talks to Iwo Szapar – Remote work Advocate and CEO at Remote-how.
Topics covered
- The story of Remote-How
- How Remote-How helped its client during the pandemic
- What Iwo learned by surveying Remote Managers
- What is a "head of remote" and why companies need it
- What is the "next new normal"
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abrupt future is a podcast that explores the potential consequences of abrupt and dramatic changes to our workplaces. Through interviews with experts and in-depth analysis, the podcast delves into…
Benoit Hardy-Vallée is a talent, technology and transformation consultant who has worked with clients around the world for the past 15 years with IBM and Accenture. He has helped organizations with digital transformation and change management and has expertise in many areas of HR and workforce transformation. He shares his insights on the future of work through writing, speaking, and his podcast “Abrupt Future”.