BREXIT…
it came, it happened…
what next?
Following the success of our Equal
Opportunity Forum, you are invited to join
us for a working breakfast to continue the
conversation focusing on post-BREXIT!
Date: 5th December 2016
Venue: Morton’s Club, 28 Berkeley Square, Mayfair W1J 6EN
Open: 8.00am
Start: 8.30am
Finish: 9.30am – 10.00am
The Di Bridges Partnership invite you to join us and our guest speakers Henrik Mansson – Human Resources Director, Europe for Moet Hennessey LVMH Group, Alex Snelling – Human Resources Director for entrepreneurial retailer Cath Kidston Ltd and Richard Evans – Director of Talent and Learning for McDonald’s, for a working breakfast at Morton’s Club, Mayfair focusing on life after BREXIT for HR professionals.
HR responsibilities
just got bigger
– let’s talk!
Previous panellists are back together with the addition of Richard Evans from McDonald’s to discuss the role of the HR professional post BREXIT.
How can HR professionals help to manage the inevitable change BREXIT has already brought and will continue to bring?
Adding to this, as the US elections are about to complete, what will be the global impact of whoever is in office?
HENRIK MANSSON
Henrik Mansson is a graduate of Cornell University, USA and is currently Director of HR for Europe of Moët Hennessy (LVMH) based out of London.
He has run his own Copenhagen-based consultancy supporting clients on business transformation, culture change and delivery of brand and customer experiences.
Based out of Zurich, Henrik was global Senior Vice President Human Resources of Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts, with 100 across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
In a previous role, he was in charge of the customer experience and Director of Human Resources of Le Méridien Hotels & Resorts in Europe. He has been a member of KPMG Consulting’s mergers and acquisitions London-based team, and has held corporate customer experience and HR roles with the Rezidor Hotel Group, based at the headquarters in Brussels.
ALEX SNELLING
Alex is a graduate of Cambridge University and is currently Human Resources Director for entrepreneurial retailer Cath Kidston Ltd. He leads a team which has responsibility for the people agenda across offices in the United Kingdom, Japan, Hong Kong & Shanghai and over 1,000 retail colleagues. The team is focused on making Cath Kidston a great place to work which brightens up your day.
Prior to joining Cath Kidston, Alex worked for the L’Oreal group for over 15 years most recently as UK & EMEA Human Resources Director for The Body Shop. Before joining The Body Shop Alex held recruitment, talent and learning roles within the L’Oreal group based in both London and Paris. During his early career he worked in marketing.
RICHARD EVANS
Richard joined McDonald’s in March 2016. His remit as the Director of Talent and Learning includes nurturing great leaders through innovative development solutions and re-wiring the business to truly differentiate service experience, through the delivery of cutting edge talent management, training and apprenticeship programmes to over 110,000 employees in the UK.
Before joining McDonald’s, Richard spent 9 years at Apple in a number of HR leadership roles supporting the expansion of their flagship retail-concession business across EMEA and more recently, as part of their global corporate development team, overseeing the people agenda for the acquisition of companies including Beats Electronics in 2014.
Prior to Apple, Richard was responsible for global director recruitment at Tesco following a career in executive search where he specialised in private equity, financial leadership and corporate strategy appointments.
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