In the accelerating digital transformation, people leaders have the opportunity to shape the new world. AI isn’t just changing how work gets done, it’s redefining the nature of work itself. As automation takes on more of the routine and the repeatable, it’s opening more space where humans can excel

In the accelerating digital transformation, people leaders have the opportunity to shape the new world. AI isn’t just changing how work gets done, it’s redefining the nature of work itself. As automation takes on more of the routine and the repeatable, it’s opening more space where humans can excel

In the accelerating digital transformation, people leaders have the opportunity to shape the new world. AI isn’t just changing how work gets done, it’s redefining the nature of work itself. As automation takes on more of the routine and the repeatable, it’s opening more space where humans can excel

In the accelerating digital transformation, people leaders have the opportunity to shape the new world. AI isn’t just changing how work gets done, it’s redefining the nature of work itself. As automation takes on more of the routine and the repeatable, it’s opening more space where humans can excel

Organizations must prepare for a future shaped by new technologies, changing employee expectations, and evolving social and economic trends. Success depends on adapting culture, strategy, and workforce models to thrive. What emerging technologies and workplace models will most impact how work gets done in the next five years? How can organizations build inclusive and resilient cultures that attract and retain diverse talent? How should companies balance automation and human skills to create meaningful and productive work?From Day One is a Recertification Provider for SHRM and HRCI

The days of the customer coming to you are going away. At a time of diffused attention, AI and other new technology give marketers powerful tools for getting to where the customers are–and to better appreciate what appeals to them. New approaches can show marketers where, when, and why prospective customers are making their decisions

In the accelerating digital transformation, people leaders have the opportunity to shape the new world. AI isn’t just changing how work gets done, it’s redefining the nature of work itself. As automation takes on more of the routine and the repeatable, it’s opening more space where humans can excel

At a time of rising labor costs, HR leaders and their C-suite colleagues need to make sure they’re finding the right combination of productivity-boosters for their workers. What is proving most effective in approaches to new technology, organizational development, as well as improved communication between managers and workers? How can HR leaders build surge capacity into their workforces to avoid see-saw hiring and employee burnout? How can HR and TA leaders become more adept in workforce planning to match the right workers with future organizational needs?From Day One is a Recertification Provider for SHRM and HRCI. This session is eligible for 3 credits from both organizations

The pressure to integrate AI into HR has never been higher. As generative and agentic AI reshape hiring, development, and workforce planning, many organizations are confronting skills gaps, inconsistent governance, and disconnected people data. Innovative companies are moving beyond AI experimentation, using talent intelligence to connect skills, workforce analytics, and governance so leaders can make more informed decisions that strengthen, rather than replace, human judgment

The days of the customer coming to you are going away. At a time of diffused attention, AI and other new technology give marketers powerful tools for getting to where the customers are–and to better appreciate what appeals to them. New approaches can show marketers where, when, and why prospective customers are making their decisions

In the accelerating digital transformation, people leaders have the opportunity to shape the new world. AI isn’t just changing how work gets done, it’s redefining the nature of work itself. As automation takes on more of the routine and the repeatable, it’s opening more space where humans can excel

With third-party cookies on the way out and stricter privacy regulations, marketers are rethinking how they measure and attribute success. Traditional tracking is getting harder, yet demonstrating ROI remains a top priority. How can marketers adapt attribution models when faced with data gaps? How can marketing teams leverage AI and machine learning to predict customer behavior or campaign outcomes? How can leaders elevate their team’s data literacy and ensure that employees at all levels can interpret and act on analytics insights?

The days of the customer coming to you are going away. At a time of diffused attention, AI and other new technology give marketers powerful tools for getting to where the customers are–and to better appreciate what appeals to them. New approaches can show marketers where, when, and why prospective customers are making their decisions

In the accelerating digital transformation, people leaders have the opportunity to shape the new world. AI isn’t just changing how work gets done, it’s redefining the nature of work itself. As automation takes on more of the routine and the repeatable, it’s opening more space where humans can excel

In the accelerating digital transformation, people leaders have the opportunity to shape the new world. AI isn’t just changing how work gets done, it’s redefining the nature of work itself. As automation takes on more of the routine and the repeatable, it’s opening more space where humans can excel

AI has fundamentally changed hiring for both candidates and recruiters, making the process faster but also more complex. As technology accelerates decision-making, organizations must focus on being truly prepared for AI, not just adopting it. Join our panel of HR and talent experts to learn how to navigate this shift

In the accelerating digital transformation, people leaders have the opportunity to shape the new world. AI isn’t just changing how work gets done, it’s redefining the nature of work itself. As automation takes on more of the routine and the repeatable, it’s opening more space where humans can excel

As AI reshapes recruiting and candidate fraud becomes more sophisticated, trust is emerging as one of the most valuable currencies in hiring. What are candidates most concerned about when it comes to AI in the hiring process, and how can employers respond? How has the rise of AI-generated resumes, assessments, and interview responses changed how employers evaluate talent? What practices ensure hiring remains fair and human-centered as automation expands? In this session, executive panelists will discuss how they are contributing to more transparent and credible hiring experiences, while ensuring confidence in candidate authenticity

As AI becomes part of everyday work, the real question is not whether we use it, but how well we use it. In this session, Dr. Ken Matos will draw on HiBob’s AI skills research with 1,200 decision-makers to explore what really matters as AI becomes embedded in the modern workplace