Guest: Mike Bollinger, Global Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for Cornerstone

In today’s competitive workforce, companies are scrambling to retain, reskill and remobilize their employees to meet new demands for growth and transformation.  At the same time, employees are eager to grow in their careers and are yearning for more development opportunities. So how can HR leaders meet in the middle, accomplish both the goals of their business and their workforce, and ultimately double down on their talent development in 2023?

In this latest episode of the HR Works Podcast, Cornerstone’s Mike Bollinger (Global VP of Strategic Initiatives) returns to help us answer this million-dollar question by taking a closer look at findings from the 2023 Talent Mobility Study, released by the Cornerstone People Research Lab and Lighthouse Research & Advisory.  

Listen as Mike shares valuable insight from this latest survey and helps provide HR leaders with tools to help meet the pressing need for transparent growth opportunities in their workforce.

HR Works Podcast 228: Doubling Down on Talent Mobility

In this episode of Tap'd Talks HR Anthony speaks to Kate Faxen, an Organisational Change Specialist, working for WHEN, the Women in Higher Education Network - a network developed to accelerate change and propel people to achieve their ambitions in academia. Kate discusses WHEN's pioneering 100 Black British Women Professors programme and shares findings from their research. In 2018, there were only 25 Black British Female professors in the UK, compared to over 12,500 white males. Kate shares why 70% of the cohort have felt, since launch, the programme has already accelerated their career progression.

Supporting black women to progress their careers in academia

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EVERY MANAGER INTERACTION IS A MAKE-OR-BREAK MOMENT

Boston Beer's CPO reveals why those quick hallway chats and casual feedback sessions matter more than you think.

Episode #101 of The Hennessy Report features Carolyn O'Boyle, CPO at The Boston Beer Company speaking with host Dave Hennessy and Keystone Partners' colleague Brenda Stanton. 

Carolyn shares how she's transforming manager-employee interactions at the makers of Sam Adams, Truly, and Twisted Tea. Why? Because she's tired of seeing promotions announced via text and performance reviews done in airport lounges.

Learn how The Boston Beer Company is:
- Training managers to nail the moments that matter
- Replacing outdated retention strategies with real engagement
- Moving talent across the business (not just up)
- Managing burnout before it starts

The Hennessy Report - Where HR leaders learn from HR leaders.

Episode 101 — Carolyn O'Boyle — The Boston Beer Company

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