Recruitment Asia 2016 Malaysia - Delegate Booklet

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CONTENTS

EDITOR’S NOTE

AGENDA

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4 –7

SPEAKERS

SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS

9 – 17

19 – 20

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EDITOR’S NOTE Embrace disruption in talent acquisition Earlier this year, the Human Resources team was working on a special edition of the magazine, where HR’s finest minds at work agreed that HR directors and their teams needed to start sensing opportunities early and respond swiftly for the function to make a valuable contribution to business results.

You can also take your comments online by following us on Twitter @mag_HR where we will be posting live commentary from Recruitment Asia 2016 at #RA2016.

We hope you enjoy your time with us and we look forward to meeting you over these couple of days.

This call for agility resonated in how these HR directors see their future – “replacing operational aspects of HR by bots”; “immersing learners in ultra-realistic, virtual scenarios”; and “creating a live performance management platform that allows for instant feedback”, among some of the fascinating ideas.

But in no other responsibility of the HR team are we seeing more changes than in recruitment. It’s no secret that nearly half of employers in Asia (46%) are facing hiring difficulties. In Singapore, 51% of employers say it’s getting harder to fill jobs, according to a 2016 report.

In a market typically characterised by talent shortage and changing legislation, Recruitment Asia seeks to answer your questions and provide feasible solutions for you and your teams to take back home. Held for the fourth consecutive year, this year we re-introduce the conference to you in a new two-day format that ensures all your talent acquisition queries are addressed sufficiently.

Over the course of these two days, you can expect on-stage case studies and panel discussions to be supplemented with off-stage networking sessions. The idea is to enable you to optimise your time at the conference, so please feel free to raise questions for your fellow delegates and spark discussions that can carry forward beyond the close of the conference.

Aditi Sharma Kalra Regional editor Human Resources aditis@humanresourcesonline.net

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AGENDA – DAY 1 8:00am 8:50am

Registration Opening remarks

Aditi Sharma Kalra, regional editor, Human Resources

THE FUTURE OF RECRUITMENT IN ASIA 9:00am

Opening keynote: Recruitment – a critical strategic function ● From business plan to recruitment – why does it matter? ● Insourcing versus outsourcing - is there a right way? ● Attracting the Millennials - do we need to change how we do things Claudia Cadena, chief human resources officer, Malaysia Airlines Berhad

9.40am

Keynote: Talent market outlook in Asia – what does the future hold? ● Economic uncertainty and the impact on the future of the talent market. ● The outlook across countries and sectors. ● The forecast for industry and skills.

Tishal Rai, chief operating officer, Accendo

10:20am

Leaders’ panel discussion: Challenges and strategies for recruitment in Malaysia ● Workforce planning in economic downturn – are we recruiting less? ● What are your top challenges for recruitment and how do you deal with them? ● How to build a talent pipeline? ● Technology’s impact on recruiting processes – what to expect in the next 5 years?

Moderator: Martin Hayden, chief commercial officer, SEEK Asia Panellists: ● Etsuko Eto, general manager, human resource division, AEON ● Sunil Kumar, senior director, talent management, Asia Pacific, AIG ● Victoria Creamer, regional director, Asia Pacific, Cazar ● Lai Tak Ming, director – group human resources and administration, GAMUDA ● Nora Abdul Manaf, group chief human capital officer, Maybank

11:00am

Morning break

SOURCING FOR THE RIGHT TALENT 11:30am

Regional approaches from Ericsson – graduate talent attraction and retention programmes in Southeast Asia and Oceania Yvonne Teng, HR director, network services, product and commercial management, Southeast Asia and Oceania, Ericsson

12:10pm

Graduate talent recruitment – building a successful recruitment programme to attract your ideal candidates ● Defining and aligning the profile you are looking for in a graduate, and sourcing strategies. ● Assessment tools and group assessment days. ● Graduate experience and key deliverables and benefits for the organisation. ● Success factors.

Karin Clarke, director, global solutions, APAC, KellyOCG

12:50pm

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Lunch

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AGENDA – DAY 1 COLLABORATION AND PARTNERSHIP IN RECRUITMENT 1:50pm

Social media recruitment: Ways to improve efficiency and get better results ● What works and what doesn’t. ● What’s new? ● How to improve efficiency and get better results.

Salika Suksuwan, executive director, human capital, PwC

2:30pm

Case study: How to implement recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) for effective and quality hiring ● The key considerations when selecting recruitment partners. ● The engagement and cost structure. ● The ROI and lessons learnt.

Andrew Ng, human resource director, Fonterra

3:10pm

Afternoon refreshments

EMPLOYER BRANDING 3:40pm

Case study: Implementing a comprehensive employer branding strategy to attract talent ● From concept-to-market: Building and launching an employer brand in a 90-day sprint. ● Employee first: How we initiated, built and maintained internal belief in the employer brand. ● Positioning the brand: Our approach towards integrating HR strategies, talent management and the employer brand in a single go-to-market game plan. ● Measuring success: Ditching rankings and awards for more outcome-based measurements.

Animesh Mukherjee, head, HR centre of expertise, Digi

4:20pm

Case study – How to launch an employer brand successfully ● Define the strategy and investment to launch an effective employer brand. ● Communicate the message to leaders and engage employees effectively. ● Learn about global best-practices and technology for optimised talent attraction. ● Define metrics to objectively measure the employer brand performance.

Anj Vera, chief executive officer, TalentView

5:00pm

Closing remarks

Aditi Sharma Kalra, regional editor, Human Resources

End of day 1

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AGENDA – DAY 2 8:00am 9:00am

Registration Opening remarks

Aditi Sharma Kalra, regional editor, Human Resources

SELECTION EXCELLENCE 9:10am

Case study: Implementing a structured and top-notch selection process to identify best-fit ● Enhancing your overall selection strategy to identify and secure high-potential talent from limited talent pools. ● Best practices in designing interview techniques via psychometric tests, assessment centres, role-plays, etc.

Sharmeel Kaur, head of human resources, Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia

9.50am

Case study from Dell – how effective is your recruitment team? ● Implement innovations in the recruitment process. ● Setting measurements/KPIs to ensure ROI for investments made. ● What are the quantitative and qualitative types of measurements that we can use? ● Reviewing data and “what next”? Be BOLD! Bandhana Rai, talent acquisition director, South Asia and ANZ, Dell

10:30am

Morning break

DIGITAL IN RECRUITMENT 11:00am

Rapid-fire: The future of talent acquisition in the digital age Hear from in-house recruiters at this session where they will share the most pressing concerns and challenges brought up in their talent acquisition processes and the novel ideas and solutions to deal with them.

Four case studies – (15 minutes each) 1) Digitalisation in the recruitment process and analytics Jo-Ann Low, head of recruitment people & organisation, Maxis 2) Fun & engaging digital recruitment platform Haikal M Z Akmar, director of human resources, UOA Hospitality 3) Globalisation of Korean talent - digital / online trends sending Koreans abroad Don Tran, APAC recruiting director, Kelly Services Korea 4) Relationship not technology still the key to hiring young talent Lai Tak Ming, director – group human resources & administration, GAMUDA

12:10pm

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Lunch

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AGENDA – DAY 2 ONBOARDING AND RETENTION 1:10pm

Successful story sharing – implementing an effective onboarding process to maximise the candidate experience ● Engaging line managers to improve the onboarding experience of their new employees. ● Learning the key factors that takes onboarding to the next level. ● Measuring the impact.

Peter Law, assistant vice-president, head of learning and development, human capital, Great Eastern Life Assurance (Malaysia)

1:50pm

Panel discussion: Effective talent retention strategies to drive business excellence ● How to retain top performers. ● How to keep talent motivated and excited to grow the business. ● Culture and employee engagement – balance out local culture and global organisational culture. ● Succession management – challenges and strategies.

Moderator: Foo Chek Wee, group HR director, SEA and Hong Kong, ZALORA Panellists: ● Yeoh Sai Yew, head of people department, AirAsiaX Berhad ● Gaurav Sharma, human resources director, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Coca Cola ● Nicholas Dhillon, HR business partner for commercial business, Nestlé Malaysia and Singapore ● Azah Othman, GM of global HR, learning and development, Scomi Group

2:30pm

Afternoon refreshments

3:00pm

Case study: Growing your own timber ● Why it is better than hiring outsiders. ● Detection of current and future talent gaps. ● Targeted career path and development. ● Reporting and tracking of progress and outcomes.

Marcela Mihanovich, chief human resources officer, Citi Malaysia

3:40pm

Case study – hiring right for a cultural fit Foo Chek Wee, group HR director, SEA and Hong Kong, ZALORA

4:20pm 4:30pm

Closing remarks

Aditi Sharma Kalra, regional editor, Human Resources

End of Recruitment Asia 2016

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SPEAKERS

Tishal Rai

Etsuko Eto

Sunil Kumar

Yeoh Sai Yew

Chief operating officer Accendo

General manager, human resource division AEON

Senior director, talent management, Asia Pacific AIG

Head, people department AirAsiaX Berhad

Tishal Rai has 12 years of working experience, including six years of varied industry experience as a HR professional. She has a track record in formulating and establishing successful initiatives in line with key business objectives, along with in-depth knowledge in managing projects and people. Before her role as chief operating officer, she spent a lot of time in the space of performance consulting by developing competency frameworks, implementing operations strategies and designing processes that have streamlined and improved recruitment and development efficiencies within organisations.

She also conducts ROI analysis and case studies on projects implemented within an organisation which have proven a positive correlation with the processes implemented. In her role as COO, she is responsible for developing and implementing the organisation’s goals and operational strategies, and ensuring that these are met throughout the organisation.

Etsuko Eto has worked in the retail industry for more than 25 years starting in operations (store).She has nine years of experience in HR and started in L&D. In her first year in HR, she was the manager of the L&D department and her responsibilities included managing new store training, job skill training, leadership programmes and development programmes for part-time employees. Over two to three years, she also managed overall HR in the specialty business division, L&D, recruitment, manpower planning, EB, IR, performance evaluation and the organisational strategy.After five years she moved to the group HR division, in charge of the group management development programme. In 2012, she moved to Malaysia as a HR senior manager. Her challenges include recruitment, talent development, succession planning, rewards and staff engagement.

As a senior director at AIG, Sunil Kumar is responsible for the people agenda and talent management for Southeast Asia. He also doubles as the practice area lead for some of the HR practices – performance management, talent reviews, succession planning and change management/OE analytics for the Asia Pacific region. In his role as the practice area lead, he works closely with the global talent management team to roll out global/regional frameworks, processes and provide advisory and consultancy in these areas for the region. He has around 22 years of experience, of which 16 have been in the financial services space. Before AIG he worked with Credit Suisse where he was heading talent development for India.

Yeoh Sai Yew started working at AirAsia in 2010 as the head of rewards and people services.

He is now responsible for AirAsia group rewards and AirAsia X. He has 15 years of experience in HR, mainly in compensation and benefi ts. He was responsible for revamping Digi’s terms and conditions benefi ts from a multilevel benefi t structure to a singlelevel structure. This resulted in a reduction in the hierarchy level and an enhanced communication efficiency. He believes attributing the necessary recognition to the people who contribute towards the growth and profit of the organisation is the key to motivating employees to perform better at their jobs.

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SPEAKERS

Victoria Creamer

Marcela Mihanovich

Gaurav Sharma

Bandhana Rai

Regional director, Asia Pacific CAZAR

Chief human resources officer Citi Malaysia

Human resources director Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei Coca Cola

Talent acquisition director, South Asia & ANZ Dell

Victoria Creamer has been in the talent acquisition and technology space for 15 years. She has spent over a decade in corporate and agency recruitment across the UK and Middle East, specialising in international and regional candidate sourcing. Since her arrival at Cazar five years ago, she has led recruitment technology implementations, recruitment processing optimisation and employer branding activation projects for high-profile clients throughout Asia, including Qatar Airways, Al-Futtaim, PwC, and many more.

Marcela Mihanovich joined the Citi Malaysia team in March 2016. She started her career at Citi in 2002 as part of the HRMA programme and has worked across four different Citi locations: Argentina, Brazil, US and Singapore. She has transitioned from country to regional roles and from generalist to specialist roles supporting the majority of Citi’s business lines. Before Citi, she worked at different MNCs in Argentina where she kick-started her career in the HR field. Some of her notable areas of expertise are in recruitment, succession planning, talent management and leadership. She holds a BA in human resource management and a business administration graduate degree from the UK. She is also a neuro-linguistic programming practitioner, an LC3 coach, Power of One facilitator and a triathlete mum.

As the human resources director for Coca-Cola’s Singapore and Malaysia bottling operations, Gaurav Sharma’s role is to build talent and people capability, enhance employee engagement and lead HR transformation to create a sustainable business in alignment with the company’s vision, mission and values. He has extensive HR experience in consumer goods companies, including PepsiCo, ICI (now AkzoNobel) and Vega Foods. He lives in Singapore with his family and enjoys reading, sharing HR best-practices, exercising with his boot camp buddies and indulging in Singapore’s national pastime of eating out (washed down with an ice cold Coca-Cola, of course!).

Bandhana Rai has 20 years of diverse working experience in MNCs with roles in audit, sales and operations before embarking on her career in HR. She holds a bachelor of accounting degree from IIUM, her MBA from the Federation University of Australia and is a recent professional member of AHRI. During her tenure at Dell, she has held key HR positions such as business HRG and HR country lead roles for South Asia’s (SA) developing markets before taking on the role of talent acquisition director for SA/ANZ. She also plays an important advisory role on talent strategy across the region and is a strong diversity advocate – spearheading the development of female leaders under the Dell Malaysia WISE (women in search of excellence) chapter. She spends her downtime exploring the world through avid reading and frequent travel.

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Animesh Mukherjee

Yvonne Teng

Andrew Ng

Lai Tak Ming

Head, HR centre of expertise Digi

HR director, network services, product & commercial management South East Asia and Oceania Ericsson

HR director Fonterra

Director, group human resources & administration GAMUDA

Animesh Mukherjee has more than 15 years of experience working across a wide spectrum of human capital issues. From 2001 to 2014, he worked with Aon Hewitt in various capacities in India, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia with his last role being the country manager of Aon Hewitt Malaysia. In July 2014, he joined Digi Telecom as the head of the HR centre of expertise.

It is accountable for the design and execution of human capital programmes across the value chain which support the business strategy and growth aspirations. From a functional point of view, the HR CoE covers talent and leadership, learning, performance and rewards, employer brand and recruitment, culture, employee engagement and human capital analytics.

Yvonne Teng is the HR business partner to three major business units in Ericsson which encompasses 80% of the total Ericsson population in the region.

With 18 years of experience in human resources management, she has extensive experience in workforce planning, talent management, compensation and benefits and talent acquisition.

During her employment at Ericsson, she has held roles as the SME in compensation and benefits, HR generalist and business partner which has given her a broad spectrum as a human resource expert in the organisation. Before Ericsson, she was with EDS-HP covering SEA. She took the lead in compensation and benefits in the merger exercise between EDS and HP in Malaysia.

Andrew Ng has more than 22 years of local and regional experience in the full spectrum of HR in SE Asia and the APAC region. He possesses vast experience in organisation culture alignment, organisation design, change management, learning and organisation development. He is a certified executive coach, certified NLP practitioner, certified training facilitator and also a certified career development and performance coach. His professional experience in various MNCs encompasses diverse industries from manufacturing, banking, retail F&B to education, engineering and pharmaceutical. He is currently the HR director at Fonterra Malaysia covering R&D, plants operations and the commercial business. Before joining Fonterra, he held regional HR roles at Sanofi, Swisslog and Emerson Network Power.

Lai Tak Ming is the director of group HR and administration at Gamuda, the largest construction group in Malaysia and one of the largest in the region. He is responsible for the group’s HR functions, overseeing its strategic human capital development.

He was instrumental in laying the foundation for a sound HR philosophy and management framework and establishing the human capital development structure for a then young public listed company to build its talent pipeline. Today, he is responsible for the group’s strategic human resource direction in developing human capital sustainability and a culture of leadership excellence for Gamuda to become the industry’s employer of choice.

He drives all areas of human resource management, talent engagement and development as well as organisational development to support the group’s expansion plan.

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SPEAKERS

Peter Law

Aditi Sharma Kalra

Karin Clarke

Don Tran

Head of learning & talent management Great Eastern Life Assurance (Malaysia)

Regional editor Human Resources

Director, global solutions, APAC KellyOCG

APAC recruiting director Kelly Services Korea

Peter Law has 21 years of commercial experience in the hospitality, services and financial services industries both locally and abroad. He specialises in organisational development and HR transformation, along with HR business partnering, learning and development, strategic talent acquisition, employee engagement, workforce planning and corporate culture development. He was instrumental in transforming the HR function of Great Eastern Malaysia to win numerous prestigious awards, including GTI Media Malaysia’s 100 Leading Graduates Employer – Champion in Insurance Category for seven consecutive years since 2009.

Under his leadership, the team has also won LOMA’s (USA) Educational Achievement Award for eight consecutive years (2009-2016). This year, he led the team to win another two awards at the Asia Recruitment Awards 2016

Aditi Sharma Kalra leads all editorial content for Human Resources, in its print, online and social media forms. In her role, she is responsible for leading thought-provoking and quality industry content for a growing senior-level HR readership, as well as strategically growing the brand’s presence and reach online, and through a growing number of industry events, conferences and awards shows. Kalra joined Lighthouse Independent Media as a senior journalist in September 2014, having worked previously in Hay Group as part of the marketing team. Before Hay Group, she worked with monthly HR magazine The Human Factor, published by New Delhi-based Planman Media, where she was part of the core team to transform the publication from an academic journal to the most widely-read HR magazine.

Karin Clarke has more than 25 years of experience working across Asia Pacific, leading and consulting in recruitment-related industries. She has consulted with many leading organisations to develop and innovate their talent initiatives and build agile and future-state solutions.

Before joining KellyOCG, she spent 12 years with a leading global recruitment company holding senior leadership roles in Australia and New Zealand before taking on the regional director of Singapore and Malaysia. She is a seasoned and well-recognised talent strategist, supporting companies with all aspects of their talent supply chain – from attraction and engagement, best-in-class recruitment and assessment methodologies through to strategic workforce planning. At KellyOCG, she leads the talent advisory consulting practice for the Asia Pacific region.

From Chinese descendents, born in Saigon and raised in Australia - Don’s journey to the Korea team is diverse. Engaging talent voice through external agency and in house roles, his last appointment was within a global investment bank in Singapore. He presents alternative opportunities for businesses and executives to recognise, pull and maintain talent to compete and succeed.

He develops solutions focused assisting clients shape their talent agenda and employee value propositions - his whole market and collaborative approach provides industry best practices.

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Claudia Cadena

Joann Low

Nora Abdul Manaf

Nicholas Dillon

Chief human resources officer Malaysia Airlines Berhad

Head of recruitment Maxis

Group chief human capital officer Maybank

HR business partner for commercial business Nestlé Malaysia & Singapore

Claudia Cadena has more than 25 years of professional experience in the human resources field and has performed strategic, operational and advisory roles throughout her career. She has a special interest in strategic talent management, organisational transformation and culture/ change management. Her industry experience covers airlines, telecommunications, commercial and investment banking, conglomerates and oil and gas. She has spent the past 20 years in Malaysia and is currently a permanent resident.

She has two teenage sons and enjoys travelling and acrylic painting in her free time.

Joann Low has more than 10 years of recruitment experience.

Her latest role at Maxis as head of recruitment has evolved into digitalising the recruitment process and experience. She has also had exposure in analytics to provide a different perspective for making sound business decisions. Continuously looking for a new way of doing things in the digital age is a must for her to stay in touch with this new world.

Nora Abd Manaf is the group CHRO at Maybank. Aside from leading the people transformation programme at the Maybank Group since 2009, she is also actively engaged in the country’s financial and business employers’ circles in roles which include chairman of the MCBA (Malayan Commercial Banks’ Association); chairman of the Human Resource Management and Development Group under the sponsorship of IBBM and BNM (Bank Negara Malaysia); and vice-president and council member of the Malaysian Employers Federation. She was appointed for a second term as a council member of the country’s National Labour Advisory Council. In 2013, she was inducted into the global HR 50 world top 50 human resource professionals.

With more than 10 years of experience in human resources, specialising in recruitment, Nicholas Dhillon is the HR business partner for the commercial business at Nestlé Malaysia and Singapore. In February 2014, he joined Nestlé as the head of talent acquisition for Malaysia and Singapore. In his first year in this role, he introduced talent acquisition through social media and lean methodology in the recruitment process. In February 2016, he progressed to be the HR business partner for the commercial business units within Nestlé Malaysia and Singapore.

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SPEAKERS

Salika Suksuwan

Azah Othman

Martin Hayden

Anj Vera

Executive director, human capital PwC

GM, global HR, learning & development Scomi Group

Chief commercial officer SEEK Asia

Chief executive officer TalentView

Salika Suksuwan took on the role of human capital leader at PwC Malaysia after spending nearly three years on secondment at TalentCorp, a government agency which facilitates initiatives to address talent availability in line with the country’s economic transformation. At PwC, she now leads a team of energetic HR professionals who are constantly working towards making PwC a stronger firm and an even better place to work. With 20 years of working experience under her belt, she has been involved in numerous HR projects and initiatives, with assignments in Singapore, Jakarta, and Bangkok while working in professional services firms and the financial services sector. Passionate about talent diversity, employer branding and developing an agile workforce, she can be seen actively participating in various HR forums and also voicing her thoughts through social media and opinion articles.

Azah Othman has more than 25 years of human resource management and learning and development experience.

She has been involved in conducting management training programmes in Malaysia, Singapore, Mumbai, Jakarta, Dubai, the US, UK, Australia, Thailand and Turkmenistan.

The programmes she has conducted include performance management and coaching skills, competency-based assessments, presentation skills, work values, customer service and executive management development. Her experience encompasses all aspects of HR planning and management which includes development and implementation of HR policies, professional recruitment, training and development, employee relations and industrial relations in the insurance, banking, stockbroking, shipping, engineering, logistics, and oil and gas industries.

Martin is the Chief Commercial Officer at SEEK Asia. He is responsible for ensuring the integrated commercial success of the Company, driving business growth and market share through the Marketing, Market Success, Sales and Customer Service teams across 7 countries. Prior to this Martin was the Head of International Strategy of the SEEK Group. He was responsible for setting and driving the International Strategy for the Group and working closely with Management teams in South East Asia, China and South America to deliver on hirer and candidate needs. Martin has a long background in strategy and investing, previously advising some of the world’s leading companies as a Principal at the Boston Consulting Group and also working at Oceania Capital Partners, an Australian private equity fund, as an Associate Director. Martin Hayden graduated with Bachelors of Commerce and Engineering from the University of Melbourne and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Charterholder.

Anj Vera has a decade of experience in designing human capital strategies and implementing HR technology across the region. Beginning her career in recruitment, she saw the need to think differently in the approach to everyday talent acquisition by establishing stronger relationships across the employee life cycle. As CEO of TalentView, she leads a team of employer branding professionals and collaborates with a network of global partners, such as LinkedIn, Talegent, RolePoint, Klujo, Phoenix and ICube, with the goal of refocusing organisations’ HR efforts towards effective strategy, design and technology.She recently represented TalentView at the first World Employer Branding Day in Prague, Czech Republic, and authored a case study entitled, “The ASEAN Benchmark in Employer Branding”, featured in the book Employer Brand Excellence. She holds an MBA from De La Salle University, Manila.

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SPEAKERS

Haikal M Z Akmar

Sharmeel Kaur

Foo Chek Wee

Director of human resources UOA Hospitality

Head of human resources Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia

Group HR director, SEA & Hong Kong ZALORA

Haikal M Z Akmar serves as corporate director of human resources for UOA Hospitality, a division of UOA Group. A Gen-Y HR leader, he has worked in various organisations at a local and regional level with more than 10 years of experience, primarily in hospitality and property development. In his current role, he spearheads the human resources function in the development of human capital strategies within the UOA Hospitality Group in driving excellence and growth. His primary focus is building human capital capability and a talent pipeline through efficient talent acquisition and management as well as driving the employer branding effort within the hospitality group.

Sharmeel Kaur is a skilled HR practitioner with experience in the full spectrum of human resources which includes talent acquisition, talent management, IR/ER, HR strategies and frameworks, payroll management/ compensation and benefi ts, HR compliance, workforce planning, expat management, HR budgeting, onboarding processes, learning and development, design and delivery and the management of bespoke training programmes and soft skills. Furthermore, she is a renowned motivational speaker with MDEC, TalentCorp, Pemandu and the Ministry of HR. She specialises in a variety of training programmes and delivery for trainers, management and employees and has designed and delivered these programmes to numerous public and private sector organisations throughout Asia Pacific.

Based in Singapore, Foo Chek Wee is serving as Zalora’s regional HR director partnering with stakeholders across Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan. He is a human resources professional with 10-plus years of accelerated HR experience in notable companies such as American Express and Visa. He is part of a pioneering team of 10 HR directors formed by Spring Singapore to provide pro bono advisory service to small medium enterprises in Singapore. In addition, he was appointed by the Singapore Business Federation Council as a member of the Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Committee’s subcommittee for manpower and productivity.

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SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS GOLD SPONSOR

We believe in smart, easy and practical solutions to improve your company’ s performance – not ridiculously expensive tools.

Accendo is an HR advisory organisation specialising in organisational selection, development and retaining talent. With our team of experienced organisational psychologists, with specifi c Malaysian market expertise and “tech-wizards”, we offer proactive, fl exible and pioneering solutions – all with business results in mind. With our insatiable appetite for technology, we scour the globe to bring you some of the best technology that enables “people performance” and where there is a gap, we invest in developing our own tools and IP. Our expertise in using innovative technologies and seamless system integrations to streamline people processes allows HR professionals and managers to make superior, quicker and more decisive decisions and in return add more value to the bottom-line.

To find out more, visit accendo.com.my/about-accendo.

GOLD SPONSOR

Kelly Outsourcing & Consulting Group (KellyOCG) is a leading global HR services and solutions company operating in 43 countries. It consults with the world’s top organisations to architect innovative and customised talent strategies, which enable clients to achieve business objectives and market competitiveness.

KellyOCG’ s key strengths are in applying various talent supply and demand management principles to help companies fully leverage all categories of talent: full-time employees, contingent workers, freelancers, independent contractors, and service providers. At present, KellyOCG has over a million workers in its global talent network that are performing work on behalf of their customers.

In Asia Pacifi c, KellyOCG operates across 12 countries and offers recruitment process outsourcing, talent advisory services, regional managed services procurement and other talent management solutions.

GOLD SPONSOR

TalentView is the strategic partner of forward-thinking organisations in building stronger employer brands. We help you get the right mix of strategy, design and technology for optimal human capital management.

We have worked with Fortune 500 companies across leading industries within ASEAN to build foundational knowledge on what it really means to have an employer brand that works.

TalentView leads the way in the region by providing ongoing education on global best practices and employer brand strategies to companies who want to make their employer brand stand out across their target talent segments. Through our technology partners – LinkedIn, RolePoint, ICube, Talegent, Klujo and PhoenixATS – we help companies localise and strengthen their employer brand and activate this across online and offline channels to ensure alignment between the candidate experience and the company’ s employer brand promise.

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SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS SILVER SPONSOR

Over the past 10 years, Cazar’s Sniperhire platform has become the leading cloud-based enterprise recruitment solution in Asia Pacifi c and the Middle East. Helping companies such as Ooredoo Group, DP World, Al-Futtaim, Jumeirah Group, Sky News Arabia, DP World, Dubai Airports, Qatar Airways and Brandt International, Cazar’s highly customisable, scalable and localised platform handles tens of millions of candidates each year for employers. With a presence in Kuala Lumpur, Dubai and Saudi Arabia, Cazar helps blue-chip employers reduce their time-to-hire cost-effectively. Through a unique solutions approach that combines technology, recruitment marketing and consulting, it automates every step of the corporate recruitment process from requisition to onboarding.

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SEEK Asia is the leading online employment marketplace in Southeast Asia. It operates under the JobStreet.com and JobsDB brands across Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam serving over 500,000 corporate hirers and over 24 million candidates annually. We are proud of our purpose to improve people’ s lives through a better career. SEEK Asia is part of the SEEK Group, an Australian listed company with a market capitalisation of over $US4bn. In addition to SEEK Asia, the group has leading marketing positions in online recruitment in Australia, China, Brazil, Mexico, Bangladesh and Africa.

To know us more, visit www.seekasia.com

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myQuickHR is a dedicated HR solutions provider that specialises in the development, commissioning and support of our in-house developed human resource solutions, called HR Avenue. With modules that support Recruitment, Managing for Performance, Talent Management, Flexible Benefi ts and Mobile Computing, HR Avenue is designed to provide an end-to-end HR platform which allows administrators and employee self-service users to improve process efficiency and focus on enhancing the quality of decision-making.

Our successful projects today are attributed to our belief that a holistic approach is required to ensure a satisfied customer; A Great Product, Thorough Implementation and Good Support.

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ServiceDott specialises in providing state-of-the-art recruitment management systems to organisations to improve their efficiency and effectiveness of talent management. Our flagship product – DM Recruit – is an innovative and powerful software that helps organisations streamline their entire recruitment process from job creation, advertisements and publishing to candidate resume capture, filtering, interviewing and hiring. Whether it is agencies or corporates, our product effectively tackles their ongoing challenges of productivity, costs and time through its innovative technology, ease of use and integration capabilities. Recruitment is a challenging exercise. Over the years, DM Recruit has evolved into an extremely versatile product that now incorporates line managers within the recruitment cycle. The integration of HR recruiters and line managers is an emerging trend in the industry and paves the way for improved talent acquisition. Hundreds of companies and thousands of recruiters rely on DM Recruit to save them time and cost of placement and hiring.

To know us more, visit www.servicedott.com

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