Our Speakers
Dart Lindsley & Gareth Flynn
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#ATC2020DIGITAL
DAY 1 10:30am
Now is the time – repositioning the Talent & HR industry
Join Gareth and Dart in this informal session as they discuss how the Talent Function’s service model can be broadened and deepened to better align with business priorities post Covid.
What are they key areas you need to become an expert? What are the skills you will need?
The timing has never been better, and this is a golden opportunity for Talent and HR to reposition ourselves as designers of “work-experience products” that will enable us to enhance our value to the business.
About Dart
Dart is the head of Global Process Excellence for Google People Operations. Previously he was head of Business Architecture for HR at Cisco Systems.
Dart’s broad interests have resulted in a variety of publications: his literary fiction has appeared in US and International journals; he has several patents pending – one on the topic of skills ontology management and the other regarding how to monetise markets for IOT data; in 2016 he co-authored a paper that appeared in journal Genetics.
Dart routinely writes and speaks on the topics of innovation, collaboration, talent operations, strategic planning, and virtual facilitation, including two articles in the Journal of Corporate Recruiting and a handful of speaking engagements at ERE. Most recently he has been promoting the idea that all businesses serve a multi-sided market with workers forming one side.
About Gareth
Gareth is the founder and Managing Director of TQSolutions and the co-founder of The Career Conversation, he has worked in the Human Resources and Recruitment industry for over 23 years.
At TQSolutions, Gareth is primarily responsible for Talent related advisory and consulting projects and has provided support to a range of organisations including ANZ Bank, Deloitte, SEEK, Ventia, GE, Rabobank, Australian Unity, Orica, Reece, BP, Coles, Australia Post, CBA, AFL, Bupa, NAB, ABS, AMP, Treasury Wine Estates, Westpac, BHP Billiton and QGC.
He is increasingly seen as a local and global Talent industry thought leader, regularly asked for his insights into major trends and industry developments. He recently authored several articles advising TA functions to rapidly consider transforming their functions towards TEaM (Talent Engagement & Mobility).