Attracting and Retaining Talent in a Post Covid era

Attracting and Retaining Talent in a Post Covid era

September 22, 2022 12:00 PM to 1:00 PMOnline - Mountain Time zone
Area of Interest: Pensions, Benefits, Investments, Networking Format: Web

An online seminar hosted by CPBI Southern Alberta 

Please join us for an online seminar on September 22, 2022.

Over the past couple of years plan sponsors have been facing increasing pressures with regards to retaining and attracting employees.

The new reality of work is comprised of office, hybrid and home workers, which presents unique challenges when developing or reviewing a compensation package that will provide what these three groups of workers may be looking for.

Join us for a moderated Q&A where speakers Brent Dul, Executive VP,  Integrated Talent Solutions at Randstad and Carolyn Kildare, Principal, Career Services at Mercer Canada discusses the current labour market, employee concerns with the current work environment, budgeting for total compensation, and finally what makes plan sponsors successful in attracting and retaining employees.

BRING A BUDDY PROGRAM

Members who register for this event will be sent a coupon code to bring a non-member as a guest for no charge

Cancellation Policy
  

 This session will be presented by:

 

Brent Dul
Executive Vice-President, Integrated Talent Solutions
Randstad

Raised and residing in Edmonton, Brent Dul graduated from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor of Arts (Major: Political Sciences, Minor: Native Studies) and furthered his education by completing his MBA through Athabasca University.

Shortly after graduating from the University of Alberta, Brent began his professional career with the Government of Alberta working as a Legislative Advisor. Brent then joined Randstad in 2007 and has since held many roles up to his current position of Executive Vice President of Integrated Talent Solutions.

Brent and his teams are accustomed to working with a diverse client base who require rapid responses and qualified candidates to meet their specific departmental needs. Beyond identifying talent, Brent works with his clients to develop retention and engagement strategies to maximize talent potential.  The scope of Brent’s client base is made up of various sectors including Finance and Insurance, the Public Sector, Manufacturing, Logistics and Distribution and Energy.

As an avid sports fan, Brent has always believed that ‘the harder you work, the luckier you get’ and remains active in the community continuing to coach amateur athletes.  He believes in making the most of every opportunity to learn and develop, and frequently shares his story of spending his summers working as a teenager ‘operating a shovel and a broom’ and how that helped him in becoming an Executive at Canada’s largest Staffing and Recruitment firm.

  

Carolyn Kildare
Senior Compensation Consultant
Mercer

Carolyn Kildare is a Senior Compensation Consultant in Mercer’s broad-based Rewards Team in Calgary. She has been with Mercer for 12 years.

Prior to joining Mercer’s Rewards consulting team in 2018, Carolyn was responsible for managing several of Mercer’s industry-specific compensation surveys. She led the Mercer Total Compensation Survey for the Energy Sector (MTCS) from 2010-2018, the Mining Industry survey and a BC-based high technology industry association survey.

As a rewards specialist, Carolyn leverages her extensive survey knowledge and client management skills to design and deliver meaningful insights for all levels of an organization’s workforce, from executive suite to operational staff. She has led significant projects in compensation system development, compensation strategy, compensation policy, job evaluation, custom surveys, and market benchmarking for organizations in energy, mining, insurance, not-for-profit/industry associations, crown corporations, and consumer goods.

Carolyn is currently serving as Secretary for the Calgary Total Rewards Network (CTRN) Board of Directors. She has an MBA in general management from Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand.

  


 

When

Thursday September 22, 2022
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm MT - Presentation
1:00 pm - 1:30 pm MT - Questions and CE credit quiz   

 

Registration Fee

CPBI Members: $25
Future Members: $40
Virtual Table of 4: $90/$140
Virtual Table of 6: $125/$200
Virtual Table of 8: $160/$250

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Where

Online Session

Access information will be sent to all registrants one day in advance of the online session. For virtual tables, the names and email addresses of table attendees must be submitted 72 hours prior to the event in order to receive the access information. Please plan to log in 10 minutes prior to the start of the session. This session will be recorded and available to registrants.

 

Who Should Attend:

  • Plan Sponsors
  • Education Specialists
  • Human Resource Professionals
  • Retirement Professionals
  • Consultants and Brokers

 

    
  

CE Credit

CE credits will be offered in partnership through the BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario Insurance Councils. A short quiz must be completed at the conclusion of the seminar to qualify for credit.

AIC CE Credits Pending

  

Questions

Krista Frayn
Phone: (403) 888-3185
[email protected]

 

                 

 


Kim Duxbury

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