The industry summit will focus solely on tech and transformation, in what is a clear sign of changing times for the HR profession.
A new HR event has been announced this week and – in what is a clear sign of changing times – it is set to focus solely on tech and transformation.
“Extensive research pointed to a sense of urgency within the industry when it comes to tech and many HR professionals reported a lack of resources or support,” said event organizer Sandra Shymanska.
Due to be held on June 27, the HR Tech Summit will focus on advancements in tech which are presenting revolutionary solutions and are driving significant impact on traditional HR departments.
“We are very excited to be launching this summit in Toronto,” added Shymanska. “There is so much innovation happening in Canadian tech and HR right across the country so we wanted to recognize these companies and solutions providers by showcasing them at our event.”
Billed as a must-attend event for anyone who want to know what the future of work will look like, the HR Tech Summit will feature speakers from a wide range of companies, including Collage HR, NexJ Systems, Jabber, and DIALOG Design – among many more.
The summit will also include a contemporary trade expo featuring the latest HR tech, thought-provoking Tech Talks, as well as interactive workshops.
The HR Tech Summit will also be home to the ground-breaking Tech Den – where curated start-ups will pitch their solutions to a panel of investor judges in an effort to win a fully funded marketing campaign.
More information about the agenda, speakers and registration information for Canada’s leading independent HR Tech Summit can be found online.
“Extensive research pointed to a sense of urgency within the industry when it comes to tech and many HR professionals reported a lack of resources or support,” said event organizer Sandra Shymanska.
Due to be held on June 27, the HR Tech Summit will focus on advancements in tech which are presenting revolutionary solutions and are driving significant impact on traditional HR departments.
“We are very excited to be launching this summit in Toronto,” added Shymanska. “There is so much innovation happening in Canadian tech and HR right across the country so we wanted to recognize these companies and solutions providers by showcasing them at our event.”
Billed as a must-attend event for anyone who want to know what the future of work will look like, the HR Tech Summit will feature speakers from a wide range of companies, including Collage HR, NexJ Systems, Jabber, and DIALOG Design – among many more.
The summit will also include a contemporary trade expo featuring the latest HR tech, thought-provoking Tech Talks, as well as interactive workshops.
The HR Tech Summit will also be home to the ground-breaking Tech Den – where curated start-ups will pitch their solutions to a panel of investor judges in an effort to win a fully funded marketing campaign.
More information about the agenda, speakers and registration information for Canada’s leading independent HR Tech Summit can be found online.
