The new focus on human capital management and metrics, and the need to create a more tangible return on investment in people, is creating a new opportunity for CFOs to add value to their organizations. This EEA Zoom Show, set for Sept. 10 at 1 pm ET US, brings together panelists with extensive experience in finance to discuss the opportunities and challenges. Register here.
With every organization rethinking expenses, CFOs are increasingly involved with decisions related to the largest expense of all: the 50% or more of annual revenue typically allocated to paying for people, sales and marketing, with rarely any return-on-investment measurement. The arrival of practice, simple human capital dashboards make it possible now to turn what traditionally was considered a sunk cost into an investment.
This EEA Zoom Show brings together CFOs, a valuations expert, and human capital advisory firm to discuss practical ways for organizations to enhance performance through a strategic and systematic focus on people. This Enterprise Engagement Alliance Strategic Zoom Show is recorded and available shortly after on the
EEA’s Enterprise Engagement and Human Capital Management Youtube channel.
The panel will feature:
Dave Bookbinder, Senior Director at CFGI, (a leading accounting advisory company) and author of
The New ROI: Return on Individuals;
Glen Hartenbaum, CFO, Gemini Bakery Equipment Company;
Jim Caruso, CFO, Simplura Health Group, and
Kimberly Lanier, Associate Director, Organizational Transformation, Protiviti.
This one-hour EEA Zoom Show will feature a discussion with leading CFO experts on the following subjects:
• What is human capital management, metrics, and HR analytics and why CFOs should care?
• What do they believe to be the current state of human capital management, metrics, and prescriptive analytics in business today as it relates to measuring the ROI of expenditures on people, including customers?
• To what extent do they believe organizations are focusing on creating more value through their customers, employees and other stakeholders through their external and internal communications and engagement activities?
• Can organizations benefit from better human capital scorecards that can be meaningful for management and how to make sure that the right information gets into the right hands?
• Can organizations do a better job of measuring their internal and external people engagement efforts—human resources and marketing programs?
• A discussion about Corporate Responsibility Reports and why more companies are publishing them.
• A review of the types of human capital disclosure are on the horizon and where and the potential implications.
• To what degree are human capital issues being or should be addressed in mergers and acquisitions?
• What could be the potential impact ISO 30414 human capital standards and how these and others could affect investor and regulatory disclosures?
Panelists:
Dave Bookbinder, Senior Director at CFGI, (a leading accounting advisory company) and author of
The New ROI: Return on Individuals.
Kimberly Lanier, Associate Director, Organizational Transformation, Protiviti
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