IBC2022: Our industry is changing. Skill sets and team dynamics are changing, people are on the move, and we have too many jobs and not enough people to fill them. During this session we will present the findings from industry research and be joined by a panel of trailblazers who are all adopting internal practices through education, culture, and collaboration to ensure that their workforce thrives.
Moderators:
Lisa Collins, Managing Director - The Circle Society
Panel:
Rob Ambrose, Co-founder - Caretta Research
Todd Erdley, Founder - Videon
Joyce Butler, Chief Human Resources Officer & Senior Vice President - Avid Technology Inc
Pierre Matelart, Chief People Officer - EVS
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