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    Modern Cloud Champions: Unlocking human potential and cloud value.

    The past year accelerated a profound change in how businesses access their customers, deliver their services and connect with their people. Regardless of the size and scope of the organization, almost overnight, leaders had to find a way to continue to deliver goods and services in a contactless way. The answer for many is accelerating their migration to the cloud. Transformation is necessary to survive the challenges introduced by the global pandemic.

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    Better to Belong

    Equitable experiences should happen every day, for every person.
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    CHROs on Board

    The CHRO-An Underutilized Resource for Corporate Boards

    Many of the NAHR Fellows are aware of an initiative that NAHR partnered with Jeff Hodge and Bob Lambert on regarding CHROs on Boards. Jeff and Bob, formerly with Morgan Samuels, now with Hodge Partners and Allegis Partners, respectively, worked with Jill Smart and Dick Antoine to do a research study about why there are not more CHROs on Boards, why CHROs can contribute as impactful Board members, what makes a CHRO a successful Board member, what we can do to increase the number of CHROs on Boards, and what CHROs and other senior HR leaders can do to prepare to be on a Board. Following is a link to the final write-up of the initiative. Please feel free to share as appropriate.

    Thanks to the 36 Fellows who spoke with Bob and/or Jeff, and a special thank you to those who connected Bob and Jeff with CEOs and/or other Board Directors.

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    CHREATE

    CHREATE – The Global Consortium to Reimagine HR, Employment Alternatives, Talent, and the Enterprise (formerly called the Future of HR Project) engaged a select group of HR leaders, consultants, academics, and professional association executives to determine where progress is most needed to advance the HR profession and its role in effective organizations. Volunteer HR leaders formed teams to advance pivotal arenas where accelerated progress would make the biggest impact on HR’s future readiness.
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    Workplace Wellness Programs Aren't Working, New Research Finds.

    Workplace wellness programs have two main goals: improve employees' health and lower their employers' healthcare costs. They're not very good at either, new research finds.

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