The HR Huddle Series discusses the challenges of managing the impact of COVID 19 for a small to medium sized
business particularly as employees begin to return to the office.
Session 2 of the Series
Join a panel of local experts on Thursday November 19th from 2-3pm to review a case study about challenges and
solutions related to a return to the workplace during the pandemic.
Program Hosts
• Dan Bell, Hampton Roads Innovation Collaborative
• Dave Richards, Concursive Corporation
Format Live Case Study
Listen as experts discuss how a fictional manufacturing company might navigat e the challenges and issues posed by
remote work and the need to return employees to the workplace Specifically, what are the key considerations
regarding safe ty, employee wellbeing, finance, and customer service. The case study will explore the negotiations and
collaborations among department leaders as they manage through competing priorities while focused on achieving
business objectives. Review the short case study in advance and consider how your thinking, experiences and ideas
might align with theirs.
The Panel
• Daniel MacKay HR Professional and Panel Moderator
• Nick Casassa Controller, ADS Inc.
• Dena Corr Vice President of HR, Bauer Compressors
• Jeff Jaycox President, Tabet Manufacturing
• Brad Salter Chief Financial Officer, TST Construction
Audience
• Business owner leader with limited Human Resources staff
• Human Resources Professionals
We hope you will join us on Thursday, December 10th at 2pm for our next Offshore Wind One-on-One conversation with Tommy Miller, Senior Manager, Business Investment with the Virginia Economic Development Partnership. Tommy will outline all the efforts taking place both here and abroad to attract offshore wind supply chain companies to the Commonwealth and to assist existing Virginia businesses looking to diversify in the industry.
Join us for a digital Offshore Wind One-on-One discussion with Jennifer Palestrant, Chief Deputy with the Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy (DMME).
Recently, Governor Northam announced the creation of the Mid-Atlantic Wind Training Alliance. The New College Institute, Centura College and Mid-Atlantic Maritime Academy have joined forces as the base of this Alliance and are immediately focused on offering Global Wind Organization Training (GWO) in Virginia for onshore and offshore wind technicians.
This is the first official phase of workforce development for wind and the Alliance looks forward to adding more training and education partners in the near future. Join us Oct. 22 to learn more about this exciting work ahead.