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Somi Arian is a LinkedIn-Top-Voice in the UK. With a background in philosophy of science and technology, Somi describes her role in society as a "Transition Architect."
Using Technology to Bridge Gaps in the Workplace
In this episode, Somi Arian, tech philosopher, filmmaker, author, and entrepreneur, talks with us about the important role technology plays in the socioeconomic status of women in the workplace; how HR professionals can use technology to help bridge the gap between Baby Boomers and Gen Z; and more.
Ben is an author, speaker, and researcher. He focuses on talent technologies and HR practices that set great organizations apart from the rest. His book, Artificial Intelligence for HR, provides a guide for leveraging technology to create a more human experience for employees.
HR Technology and Its Impact on Business Agility
Did you know research shows companies that have increasing levels of agility actually see better business results? In this episode, Ben Eubanks, author, speaker, and researcher of talent technologies and HR practices, talks with us about the correlation between agility and business success, and how HR technology plays a key role in business strategy.
View more from Ben Eubanks and how the right HR technology can help HR Professionals drive business performance by downloading our whitepaper, "The Future of Work: Using HR Technology to Increase Productivity."
Christoph Riedl is associate professor for Information Systems and Network Science at the D’Amore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University. Anita Williams Woolley is an associate professor of Organizational Behavior and Theory at Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business.
Burst Communications with Chris Riedl & Anita Williams Woolley
How is it possible for remote teams of people across different locations and time zones to communicate efficiently? For remote teams, communication is both a challenge and a priority — and it will remain so, long after the pandemic has ended.
Researchers Christoph Riedl, associate professor for Information Systems and Network Science at the D’Amore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University, and Anita Woolley, associate professor of Organizational Behavior and Theory at Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business, join us in this episode for a fascinating discussion about “burstiness” – the idea that remote communication is most effective when teams coordinate to communicate in rapid-fire bursts.
For more tips on managing teams, maintaining employee motivation, and adopting collaborative work tools within a virtual work environment, download our eBook, Creating a Robust Virtual Workplace.
Alison Stevens is the director of HR services at Paychex, where she oversees a team of nearly 800 HR professionals. Her career in HR and leadership spans 25 years in the professional services and HCM outsourcing industries.
The Future of Work with Alison Stevens
2020 has challenged HR leaders in a way they never could have anticipated; while continuing to play an important strategic role in their organizations, they’ve also had to devise and implement rapid HR responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode, Alison Stevens, director of HR Services at Paychex, discusses the most common issues HR leaders are facing today, and what they might expect in the year ahead.
Learn more about how HR professionals are contributing to the success of their companies by downloading our whitepaper, Paychex Pulse of HR Survey: Stepping Up to Lead.
Pam Sherman is a nationally-syndicated columnist, actor, recovering lawyer and leadership consultant who was profiled in People Magazine about her career transition from attorney to actor. Today Sherman conducts programs and coaches leaders all over the world about leadership communications and more.
Igniting a Passion for Your Mission with Pam Sherman
In this episode, nationally-syndicated columnist, actor, and leadership consultant, Pam Sherman, discusses what it takes to ignite a passion for your brand’s mission in others, and the impact of authenticity and expressiveness in leadership, as well as business and organizational development.
If you're looking to build culture and leadership in your company, check out our whitepaper, Paychex Pulse of HR Survey: Stepping Up to Lead.
David Meerman Scott is a marketing strategist, entrepreneur, and an investor and advisor to emerging companies. He is the bestselling author of 11 books, including "Fanocracy" and "The New Rules of Marketing & PR," which detail ways to use real-time strategies to spread ideas, influence minds, and build business.
Building Fanocracy Within Your Organization With David Meerman Scott
In this episode, marketing and sales visionary David Meerman Scott, discusses his concept of Fanocracy, and the positive effects that putting the needs and wishes of employees ahead of every other priority within your organization can have on your organization, long-term.
Josh Bersin is a global research analyst, public speaker, and writer on the topics of corporate human resources, talent management, recruiting, leadership, technology, and the intersection between work and life.
Josh Bersin: HR Earned a Seat at the Table. Now What?
In this episode of the HR Leadership Series, renowned HR research analyst, Josh Bersin, discusses how HR leaders are adapting to new responsibilities and changing priorities. Listen in for great insights around new techniques for networking with your industry peers, getting more from your existing HR technology platforms, the Bersin Academy, and the power of a positive outlook.
Dr. Deanna Kimbrel has led the Inclusion and Diversity strategy at Paychex for nearly 2 years, focusing on enterprise-wide education, systemic interventions, and cultivating a sense of community and opportunity for all.
Leading With Inclusion With Dr. Deanna Kimbrel
In this episode, Dr. Deanna Kimbrel, Diversity and Inclusion Project Manager at Paychex, discusses the importance of companies “leading with inclusion” in order to attract and retain diversity in the workplace, as well as how to become an inclusive leader, what HR leaders can do to adopt an inclusive culture within their organization, and more.
Cy Wakeman is a New York Times best-selling author, drama researcher, international leadership speaker, and consultant.
Leading During and After a Crisis with Cy Wakeman
In this episode, NY-Times bestselling author and international leadership expert, Cy Wakeman, discusses how to hold your team accountable for doing great work and keeping your remote teams engaged during a crisis; how to deal with the uncertainty and anxiety that comes with the COVID-19 pandemic; and how business leaders can develop resiliency within the “new normal.”
A member of the Speaker Hall of Fame, Steve is a celebrated motivational speaker and storyteller, a best-selling author and a successful business leader. Speaking the language of other business leaders, his books and other resources identify practical lessons that help grow people and the businesses they run.
Emerging from the Great Pause with Steve Gilliland
In this episode, renowned motivational speaker and storyteller, Steve Gilliland, joins us to discuss how leadership has changed in light of the pandemic and things business leaders should keep in mind as their teams return to work.