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Chart Your Conference Learning Path

CPHR Alberta Annual Hybrid Conference
October 1-2, 2024
Hyatt Regency, Calgary

With a wide variety of content and several sessions available at the same time, preselecting your concurrent sessions can be challenging. Our conference schedule is strategically designed to cover a range of competencies and cater to different career levels.

The CPHR Alberta Conference Learning Committee is made up of chartered members who support our operational team by strategically reviewing and selecting concurrent sessions that align with the CPHR Competency Framework. This year’s Annual Hybrid Conference has a new schedule format. On Day 1, attendees will remain together in our keynote hall, where all speakers and panels will be presented on our main stage. On Day 2, the 14 concurrent sessions will take place throughout the venue and include a mix of virtual, in-person, and hybrid sessions; while our micro sessions, keynotes and panels will be presented on our main stage.

To help you chart your day two agenda, we have broken down our concurrent sessions* into competencies to assist you in filling your learning gaps!

*this list does not include our micro sessions, panels or keynote speakers.

Wednesday, October 2, 2024 (Day 2) – Concurrent Sessions by Competency

Employee and Labour Relations

HR Technology and Analytics

Inclusion, Diversity and Human Connection

Learning, Development and Successional Planning

Organizational Change and Development

Total Health and Wellness

Workforce Planning and Mobility

 

To learn more about Reimagine visit cphrab.ca/reimagine – Early bird registration closes August 9, 2024!

 

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