Conferences

IES staff are very active beyond the commissioned project work they do, with national and international speaking and chairing engagements.

See any of our researchers’ individual activities on their profile pages.

 

  • Making analytics count

    Reilly P, Symposium.co.uk, Symposuim, May 2015

  • HR progress and priorities in HE

    Brown D, Strategy Awayday, Northampton University, Northampton, April 2015

  • Best practice in building an HR analytics function

    Reilly P, People Analytics 2015, Tucana, London, April 2015

  • Leveraging coaching for organisational change

    Carter A, Bush MW, CPD workshop, Health Education (East of England), Cambridge, April 2015

  • FORUM on the Future of Gender Equality in the EU

    Brown D, FORUM on the Future of Gender Equality in the EU, European Commission, Brussels, April 2015

  • Employee Engagement

    Robinson D, Lecture to Mid Sussex College CIPD students, Mid Sussex College , Horsham, April 2015

  • Barriers to coaching effectiveness

    Carter A, Webinar, Queens University of Charlitte, Charlotte, USA, April 2015

  • A deep dive into outstanding leadership

    Tamkin P, CASS business school masterclass series, CASS Business School, London, April 2015

  • Apprenticeship Schemes across Europe: Features, Effectiveness and Key Success Factors

    Hadjivassiliou K, Youth labour markets and unemployment, Democritus and Aristoteleio Universities, Thessaloniki, Greece, May 2015

  • Career Development at Work: Making the problematic doable

    Hirsh W, Career development for employees: Why should employers bother and what can they usefully do? , National Institute for Career Education and Counselling (NICEC), London, March 2015