Lunch and Learn with BDC

Join BDC, the Cape Breton Regional Chamber of Commerce, and Cape Breton Partnership for a Lunch and Learn on Wednesday November 27, at the Joan Harriss Cruise Pavilion in the Kavanaugh Room from 11:30AM until 1:30PM. We’re excited to welcome Sean Pile, Client Partner, BDC Advisory Services and Adam Nalepa, Senior Business Advisor, Business Organizational Capabilities, BDC as our guest speakers.

Thanks to the generous sponsorship of BDC, this event is free to Chamber Members, Cape Breton Partnership Investors, and BDC clients.

For all others, registration is only $10. Available seating is limited.

Let's talk about the major strategies to attract and retain workers!

More than ever, recruiting and retaining talented and motivated employees is a major challenge, especially for growing companies. This often stems from poorly defined roles and responsibilities, unstructured recruitment practices, values not conveyed in the organization, an ill-defined employer brand, etc.

Do you want an HR strategy but don't know where to start? On November 27, the BDC will present the impacts of the current state of talent management in your business. You'll learn three main strategies for attracting and retaining workers to help you see things more clearly.

Several concepts and tools will be presented: employer branding, engagement strategies based on professional development and advancement, and the structured recruitment process.

Sean Pile, Client Partner, BDC Advisory Services

As lead Client Partner with BDC’s Advisory practice in Nova Scotia, Sean is dedicated to helping entrepreneurs grow their business and reach their full potential by providing professional, impactful and customized advice in all functional areas of their organization. With 25 years of business experience in multiple sectors, he has a proven track record supporting a diverse range of clients and working with business models across an extensive range of industries, to solve complex problems and provide new perspective. He is passionate about building strong relationships with his clients and aims to add value as a trusted, long-term, strategic partner.

Adam Nalepa, Senior Business Advisor, Business Organizational Capabilites

Adam has been working with organizations for nearly two decades to align their people strategy objectives with impactful, results-driven advice. Adam has led hundreds of projects in a wide range of industries and prides himself as a trusted advisor in the areas of talent acquisition, board advisory, performance management, and retention. Adam holds a certificate in Human Resource Management, a B.A. degree from Saint Mary’s University, and an executive MBA.

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