June 6, 2023, | 8:30 AM - 1:30 PM
St Louis Park, MN
The success of your organization lies directly in the hands of your people. The most significant changes to the employer-employee relationship in living memory are happening right now. Today’s employees have fundamentally different expectations around the role that work should play in American life. This, along with the highest inflation in decades, a stuttering economy, and an endless cascade of other crises are pushing businesses to adapt like never before. Join OneDigital as we share a resiliency blueprint to help your organization build an integrative workforce strategy and employee experience for your people and your business to thrive in the years ahead, no matter what they hold.
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Tuesday, June 6 | 8:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Breakfast and Lunch will be provided.
Register by May 29th to secure your spot!
Note: Due to the overwhelming interest we've received, all spots are in high demand and we expect to reach capacity quickly. Early registration is highly suggested.
A panel discussion on benefits-related and hot topics issues stemming from recently passed legislation. Topics to be discussed include the legalization of recreational cannabis, paid family leave, and paid medical leave.
As a strategic business partner, Julie’s approach relies on her experience as a big picture thinker and team player. A long-term vision combined with a focus on building a strong foundation has helped her serve clients in various industries, including diversified financial services, non-profit, manufacturing, healthcare, hospitality, technology, utilities and construction. Julie is a champion for change demonstrated by working hands-on to positively influence the work environment with a keen interest on the impact on people. Julie’s career began in Toronto, Canada as a Recruiter specializing in technology. After moving to Charlotte, NC, she worked in progressively more responsible HR positions in banking. She also served as the first Director of Research for the internal retained executive search group with First Union. She continued to work extensively with financial institutions as the industry shifted and moved through many mergers over the next seven years. Presented with an opportunity to work in non-profit, she built the HR function for a newly integrated system of museums and added a children’s museum. Julie was able to elevate the HR platform and focus on organizational development conducting 360-degree evaluations of senior management and implementing detailed succession planning and knowledge transfer programs. HR consulting ultimately allows her to bring together her diverse experience and help clients creatively find solutions for their HR needs. Education and Certifications • Society for Human Resource Management, SPHR, SHRM-SCP Senior Certified Professional • International Public Management Association for Human Resources, IPMA-HR Senior Certified Professional • BA in Psychology from Winthrop University, SC; Graduate coursework in Organizational Development.
Vathana brings to OneDigital a solid legal background of understanding an employer’s needs. Admitted to the Oregon state bar in 2006 and the Georgia state bar in 2019, she has practiced law exclusively as in-house counsel. Vathana holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Austin College and a Juris doctor degree from Lewis & Clark Law School, where she also served as an Alumni Board Member for several years. She also volunteered with the District Counsel’s Office of the Small Business Administration and the federal nonprofit SCORE in Portland, Oregon. Her practice areas covered contract law, intellectual property, corporate maintenance and governance, asset purchases, licensing and regulatory matters, and, of course, employment law. At OneDigital, Vathana joins the national HR Consulting Compliance Team advising and providing support for compliance functions. Although she does not provide legal advice to clients in her current role, Vathana assists clients in areas such as critical consulting, compliance, and training.
Both Mental Health & DEI&B have grown exponentially in discussions among leaders, but the key is understanding how they intersect. Learn how to approach your organization’s mental health strategy with DEIB at its core.
Lucy serves as the Senior Consultant for the National Engagement & Wellbeing Practice at OneDigital. She brings over ten years of experience in various roles across the fields of mental health, education, and healthcare. Lucy completed her PhD in Educational Psychology from the University of Alabama. She holds a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling from Richmont Graduate University, and a Bachelor’s degree in Public Policy from Georgia Tech. Lucy’s training in academic research coupled with her time as a mental health practitioner has provided her unique insight into the disparities between the need for care and access to resources for employees. Lucy is passionate about strategically bridging this critical gap in order to improve employee mental health and wellbeing, and ultimately, to help employees thrive.
Despite economic uncertainty, the war for talent appears to be here to stay. Multi-generational labor shortages not only hinder our growth plans, they represent an existential threat for organizations building anything less than a world-class people-centric culture. Such cultures require leaders capable of navigating the ever-present tension between prioritizing people and performance. In this talk, we’ll help leaders leverage simple yet profound insights to buck the pervasive burnout trends plaguing the modern workplace. We’ll also help them identify actionable strategies for building an environment that attracts and retains top talent and equip them to experience more of their own best work and best life.
As senior vice president of talent, Travis supports OneDigital’s sustained growth by leading our talent acquisition, talent management, and learning and development strategies. His goal and philosophy are simple. Help people do their best work and live their best lives, and they will not only stay, they’ll bring their friends. With a strong passion for people, Travis began his career in the consulting industry, transitioning to the talent industry in 2003. He previously served as senior vice president of learning & development at Jackson Healthcare, the nation’s third-largest healthcare staffing and technology company. Under his leadership, the organization invested deeply in the development of its leaders and received numerous accolades for their workplace culture, including a Best Place to Work by Fortune Magazine and #1 Best Place to Work and Healthiest Employer by Atlanta Business Chronicle. Travis is an entrepreneurial leader who has spent his career focusing on how people, talent and culture can drive business forward. He believes the workplace has the potential to solve many of life’s greatest challenges…or cause them. For this reason, he helps leaders build safe, purpose-driven cultures where people align their work to their purpose and approach every day as an opportunity to grow and positively impact the lives of others.