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Really forward-thinking event and great to get us out of our workplaces to reflect on the importance of doing what we do as reward professionals. Keynote speakers were top quality and really inspiring.
Aligning reward and benefits with purpose, culture and values to attract, engage and retain talent
Over the last two years, the world of work, and in particular where and how we work, has become almost unrecognisable. The scale and pace of change, driven by social, economic, environmental and technological shifts, has triggered a workplace revolution and a reimagining of the future of work.
Competition for the right talent is fierce and workforce expectations are higher than ever before. The winners will be those organisations that take action today to create sustainable and inclusive cultures which care about people and planet and deliver a flexible, purposeful and positives experience for their employees.
Are you and your organisation ready for what’s coming next?
The REBA Future Forum has been designed to help HR and reward and benefit leaders navigate this complex and challenging environment:
- Reveal the latest thinking, approaches and solutions that support new and future ways of working
- Explore the critical role reward and benefits play in creating great places to work and positive cultures to attract, engage and retain talent
- Understand how reward and benefit strategies can help employers meet their ESG, including DEI and climate-change goals whilst empowering millions of employees to improve their wellbeing and live more sustainably
The exhibition will offer access to a wide array of specialist providers who want to collaborate and support employers to create great places to work by delivering the very best reward and benefits packages.
Watch this space for updates coming soon.
To be kept in the loop about the REBA Future Forum 2022, register your interest here.
The speaker alumni includes:
Alastair Stuart-Hunt
Alistair Dornan
Amanda Diston
David Pepper
Debi O'Donovan
Deborah Frost
Dhiren Master
Ed Airey
Evelyn Doyle
Fiona Deal FCIPD
Francis Goss
Gethin Nadin
Ingeborg van Harten
James Spencer
Jamie King
Jane Gibbon
Jane Humberstone
JC Fonfreyde
Josh Hart
Julia Clement
Lawrence Sutton
Leo Johnson
Mark Allcock
Mark Ramsook
Masha Boldyreva
Matthew Taylor CBE
Michael Ellis
Nick McClelland
Paula Leach
Peter Briffett
Saf Angelo
Samantha Woods
Tiago Mateus
Gemma Lee
Dr Nick Taylor
Has the most progressive approach to benefits and rewards - the other simply follow, REBA influences and helps drive future needs.
Hundreds of senior reward and benefits practitioners from large employer organisations attended including:
Photo highlights from the Innovation Day 2019:
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