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Building a Culture of Employee Engagement

Tuesday, March 10, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT  
Host: Association for Talent Development
By: Robert Lavigna, Director, Institute for Public Sector Employee Engagement, CPS HR
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Research has shown that improving employee engagement in government will drive higher levels of organizational performance, stimulate innovation, reduce unwanted turnover and yield other important workforce and organizational benefits. In this session, Bob will expand on previous sessions he’s presented on engagement, including:

• What employee engagement is and why it matters, particularly in government;
• Assessing the level of employee engagement;
• Improving engagement;
• Developing managerial competencies on engagement;
• Training and educating managers/supervisors on measuring and improving engagement;
• Building an organizational culture of engagement;
• Why engagement efforts fail; and
• How to get started on the journey to improved engagement.

This session will be based in part on Lavigna’s book, Engaging Government Employees:  Motivate and Inspire Your People to Achieve Superior Performance, published by the American Management Association. Governing magazine featured the book as one of the “6 Books Public Employees and Managers Should Read” in 2014.
 

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Robert Lavigna
Robert Lavigna

Director, Institute for Public Sector Employee Engagement, CPS HR

Bob Lavigna has more than 30 years of experience leading public sector human capital management organizations, including positions with the state of Wisconsin, Partnership for Public Service, and the U.S. Government Accountability Office. He currently works as Assistant Vice Chancellor/ Director of HR for the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He lives in Madison, Wisconsin. 


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