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CAHRSCast | CAHRS World-Class HRBP Framework: Organizational Effectiveness Capabilities

In this webcast, the fourth of a five-part series, CAHRS Professor Chris Collins, CAHRS Executive Fellow Kevin Cox, and CAHRS Professor Brad Bell will discuss the important role that HRBPs play in supporting organizational effectiveness.

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Overview

HR business partners (HRBPs), a large and critically important segment of the HR population, serve on the frontlines of helping companies navigate the future of work, yet often lack development resources and peer communities common in specialized HR areas. To address this gap, Cornell's Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies (CAHRS) has collaborated with senior HRBPs, chief HR officers, and business leaders across partner companies to develop the World-Class HRBP Framework, defining key elements of the role and setting standards for excellence. CAHRS plans to use the framework as a launchpad to develop additional tools and resources to support HRBP excellence during a time of unprecedented change and disruption.

In this webcast, the fourth of a five-part series, CAHRS Professor Chris Collins, CAHRS Executive Fellow Kevin Cox, and CAHRS Professor Brad Bell will discuss the important role that HRBPs play in supporting organizational effectiveness. They will examine the key capabilities that HRBPs need to not only drive execution and productivity but also to facilitate change and transformation. Attendees will have an opportunity to share their insights and ask questions during the webcast.

What You'll Learn

  • How HRBPs can use a macro HR approach to develop human capital plans that support strategy execution and operating models cost effectively
  • Key actions that HRBPs need to engage in to drive execution and productivity
  • Key actions for HRBPs to facilitate organizational change and transformation

Speakers

Bradford Bell

  • William J. Conaty Professor of Strategic Human Resources
  • Director, Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies

Kevin Cox

  • SVP & Chief Human Resources Officer, General Electric

Christopher Collins

  • Professor, Human Resource Studies and Director of ILR Graduate Studies
  • Cornell CAHRS