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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
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In collaboration with Talent Management magazine and Bersin & Associates, Cornerstone OnDemand presents the “Talent Management Experience Series.” Leighanne Levensaler of Bersin & Associates wraps up the series by addressing talent management initiatives from the perspective of employees. The session will help you ensure your talent management strategy meets their needs, expectations and interests. You will learn what employees need when it comes to talent management systems and how to keep them engaged, productive and aligned with overall organizational goals. Topics to be discussed include profile management, career management, social networking and development planning.
Leighanne Levensaler
Director of Talent Management Research
Bersin & Associates
Leighanne Levensaler directs Bersin & Associates’ research and advisory services in performance management and talent management systems. Levensaler has more than 12 years of consulting experience helping Fortune 1000 companies develop and implement human capital management solutions. Previously, Levensaler was responsible for the development of the enterprise learning consulting practice at SystemLink Enterprise Solutions, solution design manager for the global services division of SmartForce (now SkillSoft), director of e-learning for Gulfstream Aerospace, director of organizational development for Edutrek International/AIU and HR consultant for Deloitte Consulting. She is the author of recent reports including “Talent Management Suites: Market Realities, Implementation Experiences, and Vendor Profiles” and “Talent Management: What Can We Learn From Experienced Companies.” Levensaler frequently contributes to industry publications, facilitates public workshops and presents at industry conferences.
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