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Topic:
Legal implications of hiring and managing globally, including contracts and tax.
Objectives:
Mike is a global employment and trade secrets attorney. He advises clients on virtually all aspects of global workforce management. These issues range from basic employment contract drafting, to complex, multi-jurisdictional secondment arrangements, M&A due diligence, and trade secrets protections. He also regularly assists clients embroiled in related cross-border litigation.
Benefit to audience:
In today's globally interconnected world, cross-border employment issues play an increasingly prominent role. Mike has a deep understanding of the different cultural and legal approaches to global employment issues in a wide variety of areas, including restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, employee investigations and cross-border litigation. He also has experience in a range of global jurisdictions, from major markets to emerging economies.
at WSFS Bank
Topic:
Wealth management, financial planning
Objectives:
Networking, WSFS brand awareness, client referrals
Benefit to audience:
Art leads wealth management for the largest locally managed bank in Pennsylvania.
Topic:
Integrating Public Relations and Social Media
Objectives:
Be able to understand public relations and social media as separate entities as well as how to understand using them together to create a successful business model and campaign.
Benefit to audience:
A deeper understanding of each field and how they work together. The benefit will be to implement this business model into companies and businesses to see if integration is correct and helpful for various companies. Another benefit is the deeper understanding of how each is used, as specifically broken down by Slice's business model in the Philadelphia market.
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at The Philadelphia Inquirer, PBC
Topic:
Digital & Print Advertising, Recruitment Advertising
Objectives:
Educate businesses of all sizes about digital SEO. SEM, Reputation Management, Social Media, Geo-Fencing, Digital Targeting, Event Sponsorship, and other forms of advertising.
Benefit to audience:
Business Owners, Marketing Executives, Human Resources Professionals
at Wells Fargo
Topic:
Banking, Lending, Treasury Management
Objectives:
Assist commercial businesses with their banking needs including loans, cash management, investments, foreign exchange and other financial solutions.
Benefit to audience:
Experienced and high-energy banker looking to help.
at Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP
Topic:
Managing Environmental Risk in Real Estate Transactions And Development
Objectives:
Understand the environmental laws applicable to real estate acquisition and development, the common environmental risks developers encounter - particularly in urban environments like Philadelphia, and how to manage and mitigate those risks.
Benefit to audience:
Participants will understand the potential environmental challenges associated with commercial real estate development and, most importantly, learn strategies for proactively investigating and addressing those challenges.
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Topic:
Recruiting, Developing, Hiring, Selecting Talent
Objectives:
How to Recruit, Develop, Hire, and Select Talent (specifically in the Technology space)
Benefit to audience:
How to Recruit, Develop, Hire, and Select Talent (specifically in the Technology space)
Topic:
Business Management
Objectives:
Helping small to medium-sized entrepreneurial business opportunities to define their vision, install accountability and build team health to better grow their busiesses.
Benefit to audience:
Understanding an alternative business operating system.
Topic:
"Intrapreneurship" for company leaders; change management; tech related
Objectives:
Experience in software development, software architecture, & technology leadership at AOL, PayPal, and Comcast. Strong focus on collaboration, shared knowledge, and building processes and teams which challenge the industry status quo. A leader in both the web standards and technology management arenas, she has contributed to a number of books and spoken at major industry conferences around the world. Kimberly oversees info tech operations.
Benefit to audience:
organizations large and small understand how technology and the web can help them best connect with their key audiences
at American Cancer Society, Inc. - Northeast Region
Topic:
Authentic giving and building trusted relationships
Objectives:
Changing the way companies and people think about Philanthropy
Benefit to audience:
Rethinking one's social/community responsivity post-Covid based on what we've all learned!
