Webinar: Mastering the 4Cs of a Dynamic People Experience
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Successful businesses are dynamic! They innovate, grow and are constantly striving to better serve the current and future needs of their customers. But as businesses change, so do their needs for their own people. Our discussion will focus around why prioritizing the “4Cs” will help create a thriving, dynamic People Experience for your employees.
For a Diamond, the 4Cs describe Color, Clarity, Cut and Carat weight. For a Dynamic People Experience, the 4Cs describe Cost, Compliance, Culture, and Continuity.
- Cost: What costs are associated with business operations? Insurance, technology, human capital management, etc.?
- Compliance: Understanding risks to your business and colleagues
- Culture: Is your People Experience aligned across teams; career, social, physical, financial and community wellbeing?
- Continuity: Alignment of Executive, Finance, Legal, Finance, Operations and Human Resources teams towards jointly defined goals
Allocating time to define the 4Cs will help give all parties a deeper understanding of your corporate culture, exposure for all decision makers to ensure a cohesive strategic direction, and accelerated internal/external business partnerships.
Join Jeff Bastien of RogersGray on Wednesday, March 20th at 12pm as we walk through a case study of an organization that used the 4Cs to create a Dynamic People Experience for their employees and learn how to apply them to your own organization.
Jeff Bastien
Employee Benefits Consultant
RogersGray
As Employee Benefits Consultant, Jeff is the primary contact for his clients Employee Benefits needs. Jeff serves as a trusted advisor for employee benefit and human resources related topics such as healthcare reform, HR business planning and alternative funding strategies. Jeff spends much of his time making sure his clients are kept up to date with market trends and takes a holistic consulting approach when it comes to his business practice.