Defining and cultivating a unique culture has been paramount to the strategic leader's success. Discover the drivers behind culture and find out how to define, create and sustain a culture that will truly give your organization a business advantage.
In this full-day seminar, you'll explore not just what a workforce does and how they do it, but also how an organization 'feels.' This feeling is the third dimension of culture and strongly correlates to productivity. You know what you want, now let's give you the tools to get it!
About the Presenter
Dianna Wilusz, Managing Partner, The Pendolino Group, brings 25 years of Human Resources Management and Operations experience, including senior global leadership roles at National Semiconductor, Vice President Operations and HR at Hara Software, Director HR at Beceem Communications and Managing Director of HR Operations at Lam Research. Dianna is currently a board advisor to several for-profit and not-for-profit organizations. She has served a number of clients across many industries and internationally in the areas of compensation, leadership development, recruiting, talent management, and human resources information systems.
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