International best-selling author joins HR leaders from Coca-Cola, Uber and Australian Bureau of Statistics to headline event
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The National HR Summit is returning to Luna Park Sydney on 14-15 March to mark its 16th year. Bringing together some 1,000 HR professionals from diverse industries each year, the event features two conference streams comprising a mix of keynote speakers, case studies, panel discussions, interviews and workshop sessions in addition to an expo showcasing the best product and service providers.
International best-selling author Saroo Brierley headlines the 2018 speaker line-up with a keynote presentation A long way home, sharing the gripping real-life story that inspired hit film Lion. Other speakers include Carnival Executive Chairman Ann Sherry, Australian HR Director of the Year winner Assistant Commander Carlene York of the NSW Police Force and the heads of HR of leading organisations including Coca-Cola Amatil, Aurecon, Australian Bureau of Statistics and BankVic.
Super Saver tickets now released! Book now and save $550 per person.
“The 2018 program has been developed based on research with thousands of our readers,” said HRD editor Iain Hopkins. “It covers all the key topics from developing HR leadership skills to managing change through to timely issues like using big data and we are very excited to bring the HR industry another successful event in March.”
Find out more and register at www.hrsummit.com.au. Super Saver discounts apply to all registrations made by 15 December.
International best-selling author Saroo Brierley headlines the 2018 speaker line-up with a keynote presentation A long way home, sharing the gripping real-life story that inspired hit film Lion. Other speakers include Carnival Executive Chairman Ann Sherry, Australian HR Director of the Year winner Assistant Commander Carlene York of the NSW Police Force and the heads of HR of leading organisations including Coca-Cola Amatil, Aurecon, Australian Bureau of Statistics and BankVic.
Super Saver tickets now released! Book now and save $550 per person.
“The 2018 program has been developed based on research with thousands of our readers,” said HRD editor Iain Hopkins. “It covers all the key topics from developing HR leadership skills to managing change through to timely issues like using big data and we are very excited to bring the HR industry another successful event in March.”
Find out more and register at www.hrsummit.com.au. Super Saver discounts apply to all registrations made by 15 December.
