The Bill Kutik Radio Show is a bi-weekly talk show featuring Bill Kutik, one of the leading independent analysts in the HR technology marketplace. The Bill Kutik Radio Show features unedited and unrehearsed conversations with some of the industry's key thought leaders including executives for some of the leading technology providers and practitioners. The Bill Kutik Radio Show airs at noon (12PM) EDT every other Wednesday.
Bill has more than 17 years of experience in the consumer products and high tech industries. Bill's expertise includes all areas of Human Resources Management with special emphasis in recruiting and staffing where he has built entire staffing organizations (recruiting and staffing operations) and has had responsibility for high volume recruiting up to 4,000 people a year. In addition, Bill has significant expertise in Global Diversity & Inclusion, Succession Planning, Compensation, Employee Development and Leadership Development.
Bill currently directs Global HR Solutions for The Clorox Company. Global HR Solutions includes the design and development of all people processes, systems, technologies, and programs company-wide. Global HR Solutions sits at the heart of the Clorox HR operating model sandwiched between strategic consulting and workforce services. The Clorox Company is a leading manufacturer and marketer of consumer products with fiscal year 2007 revenues of $4.8 billion. Clorox manufactures and markets many of the best-known retail brands in America, including its namesake bleach and cleaning products, Armor All® and STP® auto care products, Fresh Step® and Scoop Away® cat litters, Kingsford® charcoal briquets, Hidden Valley® and K C Masterpiece® dressings and sauces, Brita® water-filtration systems, Glad® bags, wraps and containers, and Burt’s Bee’s® natural personal care products. With 8,500 employees worldwide, Clorox markets products in more than 100 countries, with manufacturing facilities in 20 countries.
Prior to joining the Clorox Company, Bill worked at PeopleSoft for five years. In addition to building a strategy for PeopleSoft's Human Resources Business Process Outsourcing (HRBPO) unit, Bill managed the Corporate Staffing group at PeopleSoft, where his team developed technology and programs to enable global recruitment. Leadership on this team resulted in a strong working relationship with the Product Strategy group, where his team helped develop the first version of PeopleSoft eRecruit. Before joining PeopleSoft, Bill worked at Aspect Communications in San Jose, CA in various HR management roles. Bill started his career with Oracle Corporation in Redwood Shores, CA, working as a manager and group leader in various functions, including, staffing, recruitment and compensation.
Bill attended the University of Western Ontario (UWO), in London, Ontario, Canada and Evangel University in Springfield, MO. He holds degrees in Communications and Psychology. Bill currently sits on the advisory board of the Human Capital Institute and was elected to the Oakland Workforce Investment Board by former Oakland Mayor, Jerry Brown.
Radio Show #9: Adam Miller, President & CEO, Cornerstone OnDemand
Radio Show #8: Doug Francone, People and Performance Strategy and Information, CSAA
Radio Show #7: Gretchen Alarcon, Vice President of Global HCM Strategy, Oracle
Radio Show #6: Cassie Fireman, Vice President of Talent, Echelon Resorts
Radio Show #5: Paul Sparta, Chairman & CEO, Plateau Systems
Radio Show #4: Laura Desjardins, Vice President, Learning & Development, Hewlett Packard
Radio Show #3: Kent Plunkett, Founder & CEO, Salary.com
Radio Show #2: Michael McNeal, Vice President of Talent Strategy & Acquisition, Intuit
Radio Show #1: Tim Ringo, Global Leader, Human Capital Management, IBM Global Business Services
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| Re: Get Your Questions Answered from Oracle's Gretchen Alarcon on #7 1 month ago | by Bill Kutik |
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| Cassie Fireman's appearance - Vendor Selections 1 month ago | by Chris DeLucca |
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| What tools (process and technology) to be able to prove business results to your CEO? 1 month ago | by Jason Averbook |
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A record number of HR executives and professionals from more than a dozen countries attended the 10th Anniversary HR Technology® Conference & Exposition in 2007, 33 percent above 2006’s record.
It continues to be the world's best and biggest event of its kind. Conference registration has doubled again in the last three years.
Why? Because the conference program is created by experts who know what's important for you to learn today in every aspect of technology for HR. And the sessions are delivered by senior executives — 60 of the 67 presenters in 2007 were VPs or higher, including 30 CEOs — from the world's leading companies.
What’s more, they presented solutions to problems you are still trying to solve, with their focus firmly on how to help your company make more money by wrestling business benefits out of technology.
Conference co-chairs David Shadovitz and Bill Kutik have finished creating the best conference you’ve ever attended on the business uses of technology for every aspect of HR. Save the dates and plan now to join them on October 15-17, 2008 at Chicago’s McCormick Place.
Read the entire program or download the complete brochure at HR Technology Conference.
Would you like to submit a question for an upcoming guest? Email at... coe@knowledgeinfusion.com
To see Bill’s biography, contact him, read his column in HR Executive magazine’s HREonline, or learn more about the HR Technology Conference...
August 6, 2008
Chairman & CEO
August 20, 2008
David Ludlow
Vice President
Global HCM Strategy
September 3, 2008
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
September 17, 2008
Co-Founder, CEO and Chief Customer Advocate
October 1, 2008
Naomi Bloom
Managing Partner
Bloom & Wallace
June 30, 2008
June 2, 2008
May 5, 2008
April 7, 20008
Selling Software is Blood Sport
March 10, 2008
Who First Called It "Talent Management"
February 11, 2008
January 14, 2008
December 17, 2007
Critiquing the Virtual HR Conference
November 19, 2007
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