ELGL19 Session: Creating a High Culture IQ to Engage, Motivate and Retain Top Talent 

Posted on January 15, 2019


Retaining Top Talent


Breakout: Creating a High Culture IQ to Engage, Motivate and Retain Top Talent 

How do you grow, invest-in and ultimately retain your high performers? How do you recognize a high performer in your organization? What characteristics might you see in a high performer? High performers are those employees that stand out in any organization as highly engaged and passionate. They consistently exceed expectations, serve as management’s go-to people for difficult projects because they enthusiastically accept challenges and have a track record of getting the job done. Come to this interactive session to engage with a truly experienced panel including a City Manager and an Organizational Development Manager. You are sure to enjoy this session as you, gain insight on how to implement professional development programs and policies, create cultures that recognize and reward high-performers, and execute innovative strategies to retain top talent. This session will be fast-paced, highly engaging and interactive with many opportunities for networking

Speakers:

Catherine Bennett Tom Harmer
Catherine Bennett
Organizational
Development Manager
Athens-Clarke County, GA
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Tom Harmer
City Manager
Longboat Key, FL
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Track: Workforce of the Future

The local government workforce is changing and that means that organizations have to adapt. The expectations that employees have for their employers are changing and the organizations that want to attract the brightest minds have to change too. From the latest ways that cities across the country are experimenting to diversity and inclusion this track will explore the changing nature of our places of work.


Study Up for the Session:

Organizational Development at Athens-Clarke County

Longboat Key Website

100 days with Harmer on Longboat Key

Should Longboat Key Belong to Sarasota or Manatee County?

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