Dylan Alcott AO and Jamila Rizvi to speak at Culture First APAC 2022

Delving into the role of culture, science, and innovation in building better workplaces and overcoming uncertainty.

Culture Amp, the world’s leading employee experience platform, released the full agenda for Culture First Global APAC which will be held on September 7, 2022. The upcoming virtual conference is part of a global event series that includes events in New York and London.

Headline speakers include keynotes from 2022 Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott AO and Jamila Rizvi, alongside Culture Amp Chief People Officer Edweena Stratton in conversation with Salesforce ANZ CEO Pip Marlow. There will also be sessions with Justin Angsuwat, Chief People Officer at Blackbird Ventures, General Manager of Human Resources at the Richmond Football Club, Sec Maljanek, and Chin Yin Ong, Chief People Officer at Grab, as well as leaders from NBN, Guzman Y Gomez, and Zento Group.

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Culture Amp’s community is now home to more than 100,000 ‘people geeks’ who believe in creating a better world of work. The Culture First conference series is part of Culture Amp’s ongoing commitment to improving understanding, amplifying experience, and inspiring others to take action regarding culture at work.

This year’s event will delve into how, in a world that is experiencing a period of great uncertainty and change, employees look to business and their leaders and human resources leaders to provide them with clarity and direction.

Culture Amp will share its latest data with international and regional insights into employee experience and how organisations can use data-driven insights to overcome the unknown and navigate change.

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Didier Elzinga, CEO and Founder of Culture Amp, said, “We want leaders to walk away from Culture First with an understanding of why the workplaces that thrive are the ones where people and culture are put first. We know employees are looking to their employer for stability and guidance, particularly during unpredictable times, and with this, the role of people leaders and the human resource function has evolved.

“I am particularly personally excited to see the conversation between Salesforce ANZ CEO Pip Marlow and our Chief People Officer, Edweena Stratton. Ed and Pip worked together in the critical CEO / CHRO partnership at Salesforce, and they will dive into how trust is built at that level, what’s on the mind of CEOs right now, and how CHROs can best support the CEO’s agenda.

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Source –  Culture Amp News Room