Winning the War for Talent
Fierce competition for qualified candidates has firms pivoting their approach to hiring and retaining talent. Join experts as they discuss challenges, opportunities, best practices and lessons learned.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Business Management and Organization
Level
Intermediate
CPE Credits
2
Author(s)
Amy Horner, Carolyn Mollen
Availability
3 months
Product Number
WC4107507
Attracting talent
With a dwindling talent pool, new working methods and a reset of aspirations, it's harder than ever to attract and retain talent.
It's vital to develop a strategic and sustainable approach to acquiring, developing and keeping a diverse pool of accounting and finance talent.
In this session of the monthly Not-for-Profit Section's webcast series, industry experts will share how they have reset and evolved their approach for:
- Talent acquisition
- Development
- Upskilling
Key Topics
- Challenges of attracting and retaining talent
- Opportunities to evolve the approach to employee development
- Best practices for a strategic and sustainable approach
- Lessons learned
Learning Outcomes
- Identify how you can better attract and develop talent.
- Determine the benefits of creating a desirable and sustainable workplace culture that drives business results.
- Identify how compensation and benefits are your greatest assets.
Who Will Benefit
- Individuals with knowledge of or interest in the not-for-profit industry
- Business management
- Accounting and finance professionals
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