Live Webinar
Manufacturing Momentum: Leveraging Technology to Engage and Retain Frontline Workers
Wednesday, December 11
2:00pm ET
Recent studies show that 64% of manufacturing employees are disengaged at work. In a time when the industry is grappling with rising economic uncertainty and technological innovations, how can manufacturing organizations leverage technology to create a more engaged, productive, and skilled workforce?
Join experts from Achievers, Workday, General Motors, and GAF as they delve into the key components of driving cultural transformation in manufacturing. They’ll share best practices for continually reinforcing corporate values, aligning rewards and recognition with corporate objectives, providing visibility for people managers into top performers and employee skills, and integrating employee recognition and HCM to improve organizational outcomes.
Join us to learn:
- The latest trends and challenges in Manufacturing and organizational responses
- Best practices for enhancing employee engagement, fostering belonging, and reducing turnover using high-quality and strategic technology platforms
- How an integrated Rewards and Recognition platform with Workday HCM can minimize administrative burdens and risks while delivering value
Speakers
David Bator
Managing Director, Achievers Workforce Institute
John Marth
Industry Advisor – Manufacturing, Workday
Sandra Garcia
Global Compensation Lead – Research and Development, General Motors
Gennie Stringfellow
HR Process and Project Manager, GAF
David Bator
Managing Director, Achievers Workforce Institute
David Bator thinks and writes about how work should work. David leads Achievers Workforce Institute, a strategic practice whose focus on Research, Community and Advisory empowers global executives with tactical, practical approaches to changing how the world works. David is passionate about people, and has spent the last 20 years working closely and consultatively with HR, IT and Communications leaders to build programs that position individuals, teams and companies grow.
John Marth
Industry Advisor – Manufacturing, Workday
John is an Industry Advisor at Workday, spearheading Go-to-Market efforts for Manufacturing. With a career rooted in manufacturing at Meritor and Toyota North America, where he managed supply chain logistics and software rollouts, John brings deep industry expertise to his role. During his start with Workday, he drove significant growth in their Healthcare Supply Chain customer base. Now, he leverages his understanding of manufacturing complexities to connect industry challenges with solutions powered by Workday technology, driving growth and shaping strategy for the Manufacturing sector.
Sandra Garcia
Global Compensation Lead – Research and Development, General Motors
Sandra is a strategic-thinking leader with over 25 years of experience in different functions who has designed and delivered enterprise-wide strategies and programs at global, regional, and local level. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Labor Relations and three professional certifications (CCP®, GRP® and WLCF®) with WorldatWork and the Certified Recognition Professional (CRP®) from Recognition International Professionals.
Sandra has been the global lead for Employee Recognition at General Motors since 2016, and has not only been responsible for the global strategy and design of the program, but also its sustainment strategy. Sandra has recently expanded her role and is now also responsible for the development and execution of a sustainable pay equity and pay transparency approach across global markets based on GM’s compensation strategy and local regulatory requirements.
Gennie Stringfellow
HR Process and Project Manager, GAF
Gennie is on her path to being an "HR-Lifer". She's been with GAF since 2007 doing a little bit of everything in the HR space, but lately has found her niche in being a maestro for projects, process, and analytics. That means taking on things like managing the implementations of Achievers and Workday Recruiting, orchestrating the engagement pulse surveys, pulling together metrics that support data driven decisions, or finding the right process to convert contractors efficiently- she thrives on turning complex challenges into something more simple and hopefully making GAF a place Employees love.
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