Does it ever seem like leadership development is devolving? Successful leadership development should build capability in every part and at every level of an organization.
Attend this webcast and begin to change your perspective from focusing on individual leadership development to enabling collective leadership. This panel of talent development executives will set a vision for a future in which leaders from all parts of an organization (and even from outside of it) will emerge when needed because leadership will be necessary for every job.
Learn how to shift from organizing development options exclusively around hierarchical positions to creating tools and support around critical leadership moments that face people everywhere in the organization. Explore how to mobilize leadership resources from all, and understand how to make these resources available to everyone so that leaders can develop wherever they reside.
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Terri Pearce is executive vice president, human resources of HSBC North America Holdings (HNAH), a wholly owned subsidiary of HSBC Holdings plc (NYSE:HBC), one of the world’s largest banking and financial services organizations. Terri covers a dual role as group head of talent policy and practice and US head of talent. In this role, she is responsible for all aspects of the people strategy including developing and directing talent, diversity, culture, and organizational development for HSBC’s US workforce.
She joined the company in 1988 and has since held a series of executive management roles with responsibility on and offshore. Her prior roles include head of service delivery for HSBC Americas HR operations, director HR credit card services, and several other leadership roles in the distributed branch network and call centers.
Terri received her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Vanderbilt University and her MBA from University of Phoenix. She served on the board of directors at the Association for Talent Development, is a founding member of CTDO Next, serves on the executive committee for the Conference Board Council on Learning, Development, and Organizational Performance, and is an active member of the Society for Human Resources Management. She was also awarded the Athena Award in 2003 by the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce for professionalism and service to communities as well as for promoting women in business programs.
Tim Tobin is a leadership development professional committed to helping individuals and organizations reach their greatest potential. He is the author of Your Leadership Story: Use Your Story to Energize, Inspire, and Motivate and is a frequent leadership speaker. His book Peak Leadership Fitness: Elevating Your Leadership Game was published in February 2019.
Tim is currently vice president, franchisee onboarding and learning at Choice Hotels International, where he oversees the hotel opening processes and learning strategy for all franchisees. Previously, he was vice president of global leadership development at Marriott. His work was recognized with the 2018 Chief Learning Officer Trailblazer award, 2017 Global CCU Award for Outstanding Services to the Learning Industry, 2014 Chief Learning Officer Global Learning Award, and 2012 Chief Learning Officer Learning Innovation Award, among others. He received his doctorate of education in human resources development from George Washington University and his bachelor's degree in psychology from University of Delaware.
Philip Zoller is Florida Blue’s vice president of talent management. In this role, Philip has accountability for talent acquisition, functional and operational training, succession planning, employee development, and leadership and executive development for the company.
Prior to joining Florida Blue in 2009, he served in leadership roles at Convergys and Triton Solutions. He most recently served as vice president of enterprise learning and development in the organization’s HR department.
Throughout his career, Zoller has been active in community and professional organizations. He has served in various board roles and recently served as an executive board member for the Boy Scouts of America (North Florida Council). Additionally, he is a member of University of North Florida’s Continuing Education Advisory Council and Health Administration Leadership Institute, a member and past president of the International Society for Performance Improvement and member of the Association for Talent Development.
Zoller holds a master of science in instructional systems from Florida State University and a bachelor of business administration and management from Edward Waters College.
John Coné has worked in talent development for more than 40 years. During that time, he’s served as a chief learning officer (CLO), a vice president of HR, on the boards of nonprofit and for-profit learning companies and organizations, including ATD, and as a consultant and advisor to CLOs at more than a dozen major companies and to the federal government. He writes and speaks on issues of talent development, with emphasis on strategy, the implications of technology, and the future of learning. He chairs the chief learning and talent officers board for the Institute for Corporate Productivity. He serves as catalyst of CTDO Next, and in this role, he facilitates a think tank approach to the network’s applied thought leadership.
