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Preview of 1999 SIOP Pre-Conference Workshops

Angie McDermott

Dell Computer Corporation

You are cordially invited to attend the SIOP pre-conference workshops in Atlanta on April 29, 1999. We are excited by our lineup of distinguished Workshop Leaders and compelling topics, and hope you will join us. Great presenters, practical information you can use, terrific networking opportunities, and that famous (or is it infamous?) social hour. Where else can you get all this? More detailed information will follow in the next issue of TIP. For now, here’s the list of workshops and presenters.

1. Corporate Renewal: How to Overcome Barriers to Alignment by Michael Beer, Harvard Business School. Coordinator: Karen B. Paul

2. Recognition: It Ain’t About Money! Best Practices From Companies That Have Proven the Way They Treat Their People Will Change Their Business by Christine Postolos and Linda Simon, Pizza Hut. Coordinator: James Eyring.

3. Process Consultation, Dialogue, and Organizational Culture by Ed Schein, Sloan School of Management, MIT. Coordinator: Ed Kahn

4. Structural Equations Modeling: A Primer by Miguel A. Quiones, Rice University. Coordinator: Steve Wunder

5. Here to Stay: Implementing Selection Programs that Last by Sally Hartmann, Sears and Don Moretti, Motorola. Coordinator: Rog Taylor

6. Financial Analysis—The Language and Tools of Value by Joanne Provo and Paul Bly, PDI. Coordinator: Blake Frank

7. Business Strategy and Marketing—Creating and Leveraging Competive Advantage by Donna Neumann and Pete Ramstad, PDI. Coordinator: Blake Frank

8. Successful Succession Planning by Jeffrey J. McHenry, Microsoft Corporation, Brian M. Stern, Saville & Holdsworth, Ltd. and Patrick Pinto, Pinto Consulting Group. Coordinator: Alberto Galu

9. Demystifying Executive and Managerial Coaching by Marc Sokol and Skip Leonard, PDI. Coordinator: Kalen Pieper

10. Marrying People and Technology: Weirder Things Have Happened. Real World Stories, Lessons Learned, Assumptions Challenged. Chuck Bennett, Shell Services International, Alison Eyring, Caltex Petroleum Corporation, and Shari Reynolds, Cool Pages Inc. Coordinator: Karla Stuebing, FSD Data Services Inc.

11. Recent Development in Employment Litigation by Keith M. Pyburn, Jr., McCalla, Thompson, Pyburn, Hymowitz & Shapiro, LLP and William W. Ruch, Psychological Services, Inc. Coordinator: Nancy Rotchford

12. Preparing for Employment Litigation and OFCCP Audits by Robert K. Spotswood, Bradley, Arant, Rose, and White LPI and Joan Hallworth, Economic Research Services, Coordinator: Susan Walker

13. Transporting Validity in the Real World by Nancy T. Tippins, GTE, S. Morton McPhail, Jeanneret & Associates, Inc., Calvin C. Hoffman, Sempra Energy, and Wade M. Gibson, Psychological Services, Inc. Coordinator: Wade Gibson.

14. Creating and Managing Effective Work/Life Balance Policies and Programs for the 21st Century by Sara P. Weiner and E. Jeffrey Hill, IBM. Coordinator: Jack Kennedy

15. Building an I-O Consulting Practice by Vicki Vandaveer, The Vandaveer Group. Coordinator: Joan Rentsch

16. Business and HRM Strategy: Aligning Policies and Making it Happen by Jack Militello, University of St. Thomas, and John Delery, University of Arkansas. Coordinator: Mick Sheppeck


TIP

Vol. 36/No. 2  October, 1998


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