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Welcome to HRLF
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In a world in which we work longer, harder and faster than ever before, the Human Resource Leadership Forum (HRLF) stimulates, refreshes, engages, connects and builds the leadership of the Human Resources profession in New England.
HRLF is the association of choice for senior HR practitioners who value professional development and the opportunity to connect with colleagues. Our business is to equip senior-level HR professionals – both internal leaders and external consultants – to stay current with issues, research, trends, and opportunities bearing on the fields of human resources and organizational and leadership development. Our goal is to grow the effectiveness and impact of members through sharing of ideas experiences, knowledge and interactive programs featuring best-class thought leaders from a broad range of disciplines.
Our Members
HRLF members are executive and senior level professionals representing public and private corporations, academia, and consultancies. Typically, our members drive the key strategic and tactical aspects of their respective enterprises, including management and organizational development, strategic human resources planning, human capital allocation and appreciation, policy and change management, learning and skills development, and rewards strategies and practices.
Our National Affiliation
HRLF is among the most successful independent affiliates of the Human Resource Planning Society (HRPS), which provides a focus and forum for professional activities to over 5,000 human resource practitioners around the world. Our members have access to global HR best practices and presentation material from other HRPS affiliates. Reduced registration fees at HRPS events are another benefit of the affiliation. |
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Calendar of Events |
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2009 PROGRAMS
January 28 - Second Life: The Business Case for HR in the Virtual World.
Steve Mahaley, Tony O’Driscoll, Chuck Hamilton, Robin Teigland, Duke University Corporate Ed, IBM and Stockholm School of Economics
March 26 - Crazy Busy at Work. Edward (Ned) Hallowell, M.D., Author
May 13 - Talent Management Strategy. Susan Burnett, VP Talent Management, Deloitte, formerly at the Gap and HP
June 4 - HRLF Experiential Learning and Forging Connections - Annual Meeting –Project Adventure
September 16 - How to be Good – Ethics in the Workplace –Randy Cohen, Author of The Ethicist Column, New York Times
Oct. 22 - Fully Realizing Female and Minority Talent over the Lifespan- Sylvia Ann Hewlett, Economist and Founding President, Center for Work- Life Policy and Director of the “Hidden Brain Drain”
Dec. 8 - HR in an Uncertain World - Eamonn Kelly, The Monitor Group |
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