Meetup: Diversity & Inclusion in the Contingent Workforce

Thursday, Feb 11, 2021

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Dialogue: 2:00 - 3:30 ET
One-on-One Meetings: 3:30 - 4:30 ET

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50% off for Club members and FREE for Enterprise.

A ClubVMSA Virtual Enterprise Meetup is designed for Contingent Workforce Leaders who want to roll up their sleeves and engage in meaningful dialogue (Panelist Tickets)…. but, now it also works great for those that want to gain best practices and listen in a more passive way (Audience Tickets).

Meetup Topic is Diversity & Inclusion in the Contingent Workforce. How do you track & achieve D&I metrics in your Contingent Workforce Programs through supplier and MSP partners?

Professional Facilitation

90-mins of dialogue with takeaways and actions

60-minutes of 1:1 Meetings

5 12-min private Meetings with video (panelists only)

50/50 Attendee Ratios

10+ Buyers and 10+ Solution Providers

FREE Tickets Available

Free for Buyers and Audience

OUR HOST

Koenraad Lecot, Head of Contingent Workforce Management, Farmers Insurance

Koenraad runs a mature contingent workforce program at Farmers. He oversees the MSP and VMS relationships; ensures compliance; defines corporate contingent workforce policy & oversees enterprise governance. He wishes to enhance his program with increased diverse workers. He is expanding the program in SOW spend analysis, analytics, direct sourcing, & total talent management.

OUR SPONSOR

Erika Novak, Head of Client Services, Utmost

As the Head of Client Services for the last two years, Erika is dedicated to helping companies see and understand both sides of the talent coin; employees and the extended workforce.

Utmost


Panelists

Enterprise Buyers

Lysa Marcoullier, Applied Materials

Abby Burton, JPM Chase

Adam Moore, Truist

Chris Haas, NRG Energy

Cris Robinson, LinkedIn

Jason Grosz, Ecolab

Paul Petersen, Siemens Healthineers

Rubyna Zito, FINRA

Keisha Stephens, SPLUNK

Wendy Stenger, Thomson Reuters

Melissa St. Clair, TIAA

Micheal Sittler, Enbridge

Solution Providers

Sarah Martin, Dale Workforce Solutions

Monica Schnitzer, Guidant Global

Pamela O'Rourke, ICON Information Consultants

Andrew Gallagher, SGA

Erika Novak, utmost

Enterprise Meetup Program (ET timing)

  • 2:00 Welcome
  • 2:05 CW Program Background by Host
  • 2:15 All Group Dialogue
  • 2:55 Sponsor Insights
  • 3:00 All Group Dialogue
  • 3:20 Wrap up and takeaways
  • 3:30 Zoom program concludes
  • 3:30 1-1s begin
  • 4:30 1-1s concludes
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