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Join the Greater Phoenix Chamber Foundation for the new Reimagining Today's Workforce Webinar Series. In an everchanging workforce landscape, this series will connect employers and community leaders with tools and best practices to support their talent development strategies, provide current workforce trends, highlight partnerships with education providers, and more.
 
The scale of disruption affecting organizations is unprecedented and requires fundamental changes to most facets of the work experience.  On August 13, hear from Max Rasovsky and Erik Steffensen with Point B as they share back-to-the-office strategies including developing and executing a human-centered plan for peak efficiency and effectiveness, focusing on safety, equity, choice, and discuss how to execute with a focus on long-term sustainability. 
 
Point B approaches the strategy, design, and rollout of new workforce and workplace models with empathy and expertise by holistically looking at work and combining human and machine, physical and digital  elements to find a better way.  
 
The presentation will cover contact tracing, explore how employee safety will lead organizations back into the workplace, and review rapid deployment of advanced technology designed for human behavior, privacy considerations, and adoption through organizational change management. 
 
Attendees will learn new ways of working, acknowledging lessons to be learned from the COVID-19 work disruption, discover how designing a roadmap addresses the entire workforce experience, and develop strategies to take a rapid and iterative approach to implementation. 

Speakers:
Max Rasovsky, Point B
Erik Steffensen, Point B
Jennifer Mellor, Chief Innovation Officer, Greater Phoenix Chamber Foundation
Todd Sanders, President & CEO, Greater Phoenix Chamber Foundation

Register to attend to learn about real-life examples of new, innovative development models, deployment of effective partnerships, and reimagine opportunities for your workforce to grow your business.
 
The series of five webinars will feature national and local experts on key topics related to workforce development. Webinars will take place monthly, from August through December 2020. Register for a package to attend all five webinars for $125 to receive access to post-event recordings and supplemental materials.