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2015 TALENT RISING SUMMIT

LONDON

WELCOME

@CIELOTALENT | #TalentMindset

WIFI: CIELO0306

CIELO BY THE NUMBERS

Time Topic

09:00 Welcome

Seb O’Connell & Sue Marks, Cielo

09:20 Future of Talent

Kevin Wheeler, Future of Talent Institute

10:50 Tea and Coffee Break

11:05 Talent Acquisition Panel & Table discussions

Seb O’Connell, Cielo

12.25 Employer Brand – Buzzword Bingo and Meaningful Measurement

Andy Curlewis, Cielo

13.10 Lunch

14:00 Engaging young people about the world of work

Jim Birtwell, Plotr

14:20 Technology and Innovation

Adam Godson, Cielo

14:50 Tea and Coffee Break

15:00 Developing human capital management capability: organisation maturity, value & risk

Stuart Woollard, Maturity Institute

16:15 Thank you & close

Seb O’Connell, Cielo

16:30 Champagne

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DEVELOPING HUMAN

CAPITAL MANAGEMENT

CAPABILITY:

ORGANISATION

MATURITY, VALUE & RISK

STUART WOOLLARD

@STUARTWOOLLARD

#TALENTMINDSET

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AAA AA+ AA- AA A+ A A- BBB+

UNDERSTANDING VALUE

CREATION & RISK FROM

HUMAN CAPITAL

OMS Organizational Maturity Services LLP

HOW MUCH DOES HUMAN CAPITAL MATTER?

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UNDERSTANDING HOW HUMAN CAPITAL DRIVES

VALUE & RISK:

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VALUE ORIENTATION – SHORT, LONG TERM;

NARROW OR BROAD BASED?

The paradox is that by not pursuing profitability to the exclusion of all else, the Great Engine companies in their Golden Age would achieve enormous increases in value...whereas, by single-mindedly pursuing profit...these same companies and their successors actually created less genuine, lasting wealth; indeed, they would often destroy it. (The Puritan Gift, Kenneth & William Hopper)

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• OMR assesses the extent to which an organization is designed

around the goal of maximizing its value, while controlling risk, with

respect to all its human capital.

• Value relates to the organization itself (i.e. productivity, quality,

revenue, cost) and value generated by the organization in a

societal context (e.g. economic, well-being, environmental).

• Human capital relates to an organization’s people and all people

connected with the development, production and supply of an

organization’s goods and services.

MATURITY RATINGS & VALUE

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Value Motive

Whole System

Learning Organisation

Improvement

Philosophy

People Risk

Human Capital

Ethos

Trust, Engagement

& Cooperation

Performance System

Communication

Business / People Strategy

THE TEN

‘PILLARS’

Maximizing value &

understanding risk:

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MEASURING OR RATING MATURITY:

“Art is about learning

to see and to

observe. And the

sciences are about

seeing and

observing.”

Ed Catmull, Pixar

Stage 2

Good

Professional

Practice

Stage 3

Effective

Management

Stage 4

Human Capital

becomes integral to

business operations

Stage 5

Transition:

operational

to strategic

focus

Stage 1

Personnel

Administration

Board & Executives

resistant/unaware of people

& human capital value up to

this point

Stage 6

Organisation

becomes a whole

system

Stage 0

No Conscious

People

Management

Maturity spectrum:

OMR ‘AAA’ Scales

LONG TERM - STABILITY SHORT TERM - UNSTABLE

A+

to

AA

-

AA

A

BB

B to

A

BB

B-

BB

+

BB

C

B

OMR

Organization

Maturity

Index:

OMI:150 (UK)

Value vs supply chain orientation

Embedded societal value &

responsibility

Truly inclusive workplaces

Best/sustainable resource use

Learning, knowledge &

innovation

High trust, cooperation &

informed decision making

Maturity drives

higher value,

lower risk &

‘good’

outcomes

“Social, economic, environmental, and ethical factors

directly affect business strategy—for example, how

companies attract and retain employees, how they

manage the risks and create opportunities from climate

change, a company’s culture, corporate-governance

standards, stakeholder-engagement strategies,

philanthropy, reputation, and brand management.”

David Blood 2007

www.omservices.org

[email protected]

@stuartwoollard

OMS Organizational Maturity Services LLP

THANK YOU

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