New York "Next Practices" Forum on Talent, Markets and Global Strategy- Ernst & Young HQ Times Square March 7th
New York, NY (PRWEB) February 23, 2014 -- The Executive Next Practices Institute (ENP), an innovation think tank for C-level business executives to review new leadership and business strategies, has teamed up with Ernst & Young and Global Business News to present “New York Next Practices Forum On Global Business, Talent and Market Challenges 2014” on March 7 at the Ernst & Young National Headquarters in New York. The session will run from 8:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
The interactive session will include a board panel featuring thought leader representatives. Panelists include Tom Vines, Vice President of HR, IBM Corporation; Ken Schwenke, CEO, Directors Institute; Nancy Board, Senior Healthcare Director, Global Corporate Challenge; Scott Hamilton, President and CEO, Executive Next Practices Institute and NextWorks™; Oleg Smirnoff, Principal, Smirnoff Associates; and W. Cecyl Hobbs, SVP, marketing and business development, Activate Networks, Inc.
Contributing panelists will discuss the following key topics:
• 2014 Global Market & Talent Forecast: Who is Hiring and New Customer Growth Sectors
• International Business - What You Should Know About Partnering
• Thought Leader Panel Share Global Business Implementation Strategies
• Emerging trends in Board and C-suite structures, relations and opportunities
The session will be held on Friday, March 7, 2014 at the Ernst & Young National Headquarters -- 5 Times Square, New York City. Doors open at 7:30 a.m., and the session will begin at 8:15 a.m. and conclude at 2:30 p.m.
To register, visit http://www.enpinstitute.com/events. For more information, contact the ENP Institute at info(at)enpinstitute(dot)com or call 888.857.9722.
About the Executive Next Practices Institute: The Executive Next Practices Institute (ENP) is an established think tank comprised of Fortune 5000 C-level and top functional leaders (CEO, CFO, CMO, HR, CIO, Board Directors) who meet to discuss innovative business and leadership strategies. Roundtable sessions are held with a strict “no-selling” policy to encourage leaders to interact, engage and think collaboratively, and to ensure maximum relationship-building. The group follows a “next practices” development method which discards the status quo in favor of a more effective and relevant approach to today’s business problems and tomorrow’s solutions. For more information on the ENP, contact Executive Next Practices Institute President, Scott Hamilton, scott.hamilton(at)enpinstitute(dot)com or call 888.857.9722.
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Scott Hamilton, Executive Next Practices Institute, http://www.enpinstitute.com/events, +1 (888) 857-9722, [email protected]
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