Events
The H Factor
Wednesday 10th January 2007
Mary Chapman
Chief Executive of the Chartered Management Institute
Current practice in human capital measurement and its value in predicting company performance
Recent interest in human capital measurement and reporting has brought the people issues in organisations more strongly into focus for all company directors and the investment community. Although the new company
reporting requirements have not made HCM metrics mandatory, there is agreement that such data would be valuable if a framework existed that enabled intelligent comparison.
In this session Mary Chapman will share the findings of research into current practice in human capital measurement and its perceived value in predicting company performance. This will be followed by a discussion of the factors that most influence performance and the issues arising in the application and communication of HCM measures.
Mary Chapman is Chief Executive of the Chartered Management Institute. In December 1993 Mary became the first Chief Executive of Investors in People UK, and established IIP as the national standard for effective training and development. She spent 12 years with the L’OREAL Group initially in marketing management, later as Managing Director of Helena Rubinstein and finally as Director of Personnel Operations and Management Development.
12.00 – 12.45 Registration, networking and lunch
12.45 – 1400 Mary Chapman
Location: The Guardian Newsroom (opposite the main Guardian building) 119 Farringdon Road London , EC1R 3GA
Date and Time: Wednesday 10th January 2007 12:00 PM
Feedback
I found the presentation to be informative and useful and Mary is an engaging speaker. I would have liked more information on how companies had put HMC into practice.
Submitted by Mark Heineman, Centaur Media plc
Very focused session and useful discussion. Good topic in terms of building our knowledge.
Submitted by Jo Ayoubi, LHRC Board
Useful discussion and thought provokling questions, but I would have liked it to be rather more practical.
Submitted by Judi Kennedy-Clarke, Wellcome Trust
An interesting talk and it was good to get a discussion going for the second part. I think my only negative would be that as a location Farringdon is not that easy to access.
Submitted by Hilary Oliver, SKAI Associates Ltd
Excellent and interesting speaker. Very relevant to the work I am involved in undertaking. Many thanks
Submitted by Barbara Wilmot, BMRB
Well presented, good speaker, had some very interesting points to make. Took a long time to get to the nub of the findings. Could have done without the pitch on the work of BIM
Submitted by Bashir Jivani, Zenst Consultancy limited
An interesting event. This is not a particularly hot issue for my firm but gave me some ideas for how we might measure some aspects of performance.
Submitted by Kay Fairgrieve, Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners