In this HR video podcast, Jumpstart:HR Founder Joey Price is joined by Cecile Alper-Leroux. She is the VP of Human Capital Management (HCM) Innovation at Ultimate Software, a company that provides HCM solutions in order to help organizations improve the employee experience and grow their business.
Cecil has over 20 years of experience in both national and global market and she is an internationally sought-out speaker, thought leader, and visionary on HCM trends, hot topics, and global strategies. She joined Ultimate Software in 2010 and she’s been focusing on fostering a culture of innovation at Ultimate ever since.
In this video, we will be going over the results of their latest research on the benefits of remote workers.
Our topics include:
What is the current state of remote work?
The results of Ulitmate Software’s latest study on the effects of remote work.
What are some of the key benefits that should encourage employers to add remote work to their business model?
How will having an increased number of remote workers affect managerial roles?
How is remote work helping women in the workplace?
The technological trends that are helping bridge the gap between the office and the remote workforce.
All that and a whole lot more! Stay tuned for another action-packed episode of the Business, Life, and Coffee Podcast!
Today we are joined by Esther Weinberg, executive coach and the founder of the MindLight Group, LLC. Her focus is on helping executive leadership teams to find, implement and mentor dignity, leadership and personal power in the workplace. With over 20 years of experience, Esther has developed a unique training and mentorship ability that helps executives deal with current challenges today’s companies are faced with. Her mission is to bring back dignity and mentorship into the workplace.
Our topics include:
Why is dignity such an important aspect of the workplace? Is lack of dignity an unintentional occurrence? The three triggers that disrupt our ability to receive feedback. The five A’s of preparing for a productive and safe conversation.
This week, we’re joined by Tom Libelt, marketing expert and the founder of the Smart Brand Marketing Community. With a background in both sound engineering and marketing, Tom’s career journey is both inspirational and eventful. He made the shift to sales and gained valuable experience by working for companies like Hilti and Nestle. Tom continued to explore different fields and two music albums and one coffee place later, he started focusing on his marketing and SEO skills. After working with a Muay Thai champion and helping him produce and market his online course, Tom co-founded We Create Online Courses, a company that can create an online course using only 14 hours of their clients time. He is also a fellow podcaster, and he’s hosted several podcasts with The Smart Brand Marketing Podcast still going strong after 120 episodes!
Our topics include:
The role elimination of unnecessary activities plays in achieving success. Why are marketing and sales the backbone of the economy? What makes Chiang Mai, Thailand so appealing to digital nomads? Being professional vs. being authentic. The formula behind making successful online video courses.
Our guest for this week is Michele Molitor, executive confidence coach, career growth expert, bestselling author, and founder and CEO of Nectar Consulting, Inc., a coaching and consulting company. Michele’s named her methods Rapid Rewiring, as they are based on the principles of the Rapid Transformational Therapy, pioneered by the renowned therapist Marisa Peer. She is currently cooperating with Marisa Peer and helping her develop a Rapid Transformational Coach Training Program. Michele is also the co-author of the bestselling book ‘Breakthrough Healing’, which focuses on depicting the effectiveness of alternative medicine practices and the benefits they can have on our mental and overall health.
Our topics include:
The 3 things entrepreneurs need to know about the neuroscience behind success. What is Rapid Rewiring and how is it helping executives build confidence and preserve mental health? How should we approach dealing with negative beliefs and self-talk? Michele’s journey from a creative director in web development to becoming an executive confidence coach.
This week, we’re joined by Moshe Hurwitz, a business development, brand management, and e-commerce professional. He is also the founder and former managing director of Art-N-Fly, a boutique brand of quality art supplies focusing on the world of drawing and illustration. Back in 2015, with only $12 000 and without knowing anything at all about e-commerce, Moshe decided to start his own e-commerce business which he sold three years later for just under one million dollars.
Our topics include:
Moshe’s incredible entrepreneurial journey. What are some of the trends in the e-commerce market you should be looking out for? How are influencers actually influencing the market? Do millennials really care about brand loyalty? Why and how to include influencer marketing as a business strategy? The future of influencer marketing.
Our guest for this week is Jason Lauritsen, a keynote speaker, author, and consultant. A former corporate HR executive, Jason has dedicated his career to helping leaders build organizations that are good for both people and profits. He is an employee engagement and workplace culture expert who will challenge you to think differently. Jason co-authored the book ‘Social Gravity: Harnessing the Natural Laws of Relationships’ with Joe Gerstandt, back in 2012. His new book about using performance management to empower employees to reach their full potential, titled ‘Unlocking High Performance’, is set to be published in October 2018.
Our topics include:
Is work broken and are employees the ones paying the price? What is causing the low employee engagement in today’s corporate world? Jason’s new book and how will it help employers with performance management? Processes and systems you’ll need to improve your performance management. What is ‘feed-forward’?
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