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Due to Popular Demand this Group is Closed to New Applications. We are taking applications for a Second EBHR Working Group. Human capital is no longer simply a means of competitiveness — it's now the means of competitiveness. The Conference Board Research Working Group on Evidence-Based Human Resources will explore the empirical links between human capital and business performance. It will provide a forum for sharing best practices in evidence-based approaches with some of the leading thinkers in Human Capital Analytics. Most importantly, it will provide you with an opportunity to develop a disciplined understanding of the causal relationships between people strategies and organizational outcomes, allowing you to more effectively manage both your people and your business. Beyond Traditional Benchmarking An "evidence-based" approach to Human Capital Analytics is different from most others. This approach has the following distinct characteristics:
Why Should you Join? As a member of Research Working Group on Evidence-Based Human Resources, you will have the opportunity to work together with representatives from some of the world's leading companies in Human Capital Analytics. Also, you will participate in a first of its kind study seeking to determine the key operational and financial performance measures (or metrics) that are used by companies that use predictive modeling as the core of their Human Capital Analytics strategies. The study will also feature best practices in the use of evidence-based approaches to Human Capital Analytics. Who Should Join? Research Working Group participants should be senior-level executives or analysts centrally involved in the development of their company's Human Capital Analytics strategies. While HR executives typically lead most companies' Human Capital Analytics strategies, it is anticipated that group members will also include executives from Finance, Operations, or Marketing. Research Working Group Schedule The Conference Board Research Working Group on Evidence-Based Human Resources will meet three times in person and twice via Web conferences over the course of nine months. Participation fee: $9,000 for Associate Members of The Conference Board Fee covers participation of up to two senior executives from your organization and includes the cost of administering the program and producing the research, as well as the meeting facilities and group meals. Members are responsible for their own travel and hotel arrangements. If you are interested in participating in this working group, please fill out the attached application form. 
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