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Workforce One-Stop 2013: Developing People for a Cutting-Edge Workforce

By April 9, 2013January 18th, 2024Press release

Career Edge Organization is very pleased to partner with The Conference Board of Canada to support their upcoming  Workforce One-Stop 2013: Developing People for a Cutting Edge Workforce, taking place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on April 23-24, 2013.

Workforce One–Stop 2013 offers participants a powerful combination of strategies, best practices, ideas, connections, research, tools and techniques to help organizations get the most of their workforce—now and in the future.

Career Edge has joined the program as a partner and presenter, and we’re able to extend to you the Special Rate of $695 if you’d like to attend.

The Future Workforce… Are You Ready?

Today’s workforces face challenges such as skills and labour shortages, generational differences, developing new leaders, maintaining employees’ physical and mental health, and the need to integrate immigrants, Aboriginals, people with disabilities and members of other diverse groups.

Employers and educators need to be more innovative in developing, recruiting, retaining and retraining skilled workers to deal with the rapidly changing workforce. Workforce One-Stop will provide you with the information and strategies you need to help your organization overcome these significant challenges and better adapt to the future workforce.

Through a combination of plenary presentations and interactive workshops, you will hear the latest insights and gain practical advice on successfully finding, developing and retaining skilled talent and discover learning programs that build innovative capacity.

Expert speakers will address the issues most relevant to you including:

  • Multi-Generational Workforces—understanding the different generations and engaging them to collaborate for success.
  • Driving Continuous Innovation—hiring innovators and developing workplace skills for innovation through technology, training and education.
  • Developing the Leaders of Tomorrow—implementing effective mentoring programs and succession planning strategies to build leadership skills and capacity.
  • Workplace Diversity—matching people with the right opportunities.
  • Creating Workforce Partnerships—connecting with partners who will help you find and develop skilled talent.

Learn from leading Canadian organizations on topics such as:

  • RBC—Developing the leaders of tomorrow through diversity and succession planning.
  • Congress of Aboriginal Peoples—Innovative approaches to recruiting a skilled Aboriginal workforce.
  • Ceridian Canada—Finding, developing and engaging talent … the impact of employee recognition.
  • Generations People—How to bring out the innovation in every generation!
  • Cisco Systems Canada—Developing the future workforce today … empowering employees with collaborative technology, encouraging work-life blending, and providing reverse mentoring for senior executives.
  • Sheridan Institute—Hiring innovators to be more profitable and making the most of workers’ innovation skills without stifling creative momentum.
  • Steelcase—Dividing office real estate and optimally designing workspaces to maximize collaboration and productivity.
  • Proactive Movement—Improving employees’ physical and mental health to harness their full potential, improve productivity and boost retention rates.
  • n-gen People Performance Inc.—Managing multi-generational workforces effectively.
  • Challenge Factory—65 and out? Don’t lose your most experienced employees to your competitor.

Our Senior Manager of Strategic Alliances, Paula Calderon, will be hosting the workshop: Leveraging Partnerships to Win the Race for World-Class Talent. We know that immigration is a critical element to supporting Canada’s population growth and economic prosperity, yet the challenges of attracting and recruiting internationally qualified professionals (IQPs) have become increasingly palpable in today’s race for talent.

In this workshop, conference delegates will learn how to leverage our unique partnerships from those who have already directly benefited from them: IQPs and the employers that hired them. This real-life case study will demonstrate how innovative partnerships can support and strengthen recruitment strategies for diverse, world-class talent, while outlining the critical success factors required to maximize the skills and experience of IQPs that are new to the Canadian workforce.

Click here to see the details on the complete lineup of outstanding speakers!

Register Now!  To register at your exclusive rate of $695, please contact Lindsay Beauchamp at 613.526.3090 ext. 367 or by email: beauchamp@conferenceboard.ca and mention that you are a member of Career Edge.

We hope to see you there!