October 06, 2021
Zoom
CLDA’s Executive Leadership Summit
Remote work and essential worker recruitment will be two of the topics at CLDA’s virtual Executive Leadership Summit (ELS) on Oct. 6 & 7. The ELS is an annual skill development workshop for c-suite executives, young professionals and managers in the leadership pipeline.
Over two days, participants will develop their skills in dealing with what conference planners are calling “The New Abnormal.” Working sessions will include:
• Exploring the Evolving Labor Market
• Transitioning to the New Abnormal
• Strategies for Minimizing Insurance Costs
• Virtual Teams that Thrive
• A Real-Life Example of Remote Work Success
• How to Protect Your Company Against Cybersecurity Attacks.
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