3 Reasons to be Excited about #SHRMI16

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#SHRM12 at Atlanta was my first Dekho to any SHRM Conference - and Mind boggling is not the word. I had blogged about it some time back. I had come to respect SHRM think-tank and it's commitment to HR Content since then.
So I'm really on top of the world when I get another opportunity to be part of a select list of Social media evangelists to support this years Annual conference next week - coming as it does amidst a very demanding time for me and our baby venture SS Consulting.

So here are three reasons why I'm excited about #SHRMI16:

1. The content itself is exemplary. SHRM's research team has always been proactive on content.  Remember that this team brought the concept of 'Third-Gender' to limelight last year - many firms across our country are still in the dark about legal stuff around SC Judgements on this matter. Take a look at this year's agenda on this link - http://www.shrmiac.org/index.html#agenda

2. The Theme itself ! I always wonder how shrm is able to simplify the theme to just one or two words. The Las Vegas conference, which I was lucky to have attended in 2015 had the theme - 'Thrive'. This years India annual is around the them 'Bold New HR'

3. Following up and connecting perfectly to the theme is this year's Keynote - Meat Ball Alumni would have no queries on why i'm excited about listening live to Mr. Pramod Bhasin - a man who dared to take the bold path and gladly led so many others (I was lucky to play a small part too) at Genpact.

Here are some links which will add to excitement as we run up to this special event by SHRM India team.

https://www.facebook.com/SHRMIndia/videos/1293122174053209/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2308987

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YjDlTJzbOo

So what are the reasons why you are daring to attend this conference ?

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