Webinar
How to Develop a More Equitable Performance Management Program
Aired on July 19, 2023 | 1 hour
Elizabeth Roseman
Head of Total Rewards at Corebridge Financial
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Elizabeth Roseman
Head of Total Rewards at Corebridge Financial
Elizabeth Roseman is Head of Total Rewards for Corebridge Financial, which was previously the Life & Retirement businesses of AIG before its IPO in September 2022. At Corebridge, Elizabeth is responsible for the company’s compensation philosophy and employee value proposition, including the design, development and maintenance of market-aligned salary structures, incentive plans, benefit plans, retention strategies, retirement programs and global mobility arrangements. Prior to Corebridge/AIG, she was Head of Compensation at Merck & Co. and, before that, Head of Executive Compensation at Allergan. Elizabeth also served as Assistant General Counsel at Goldman Sachs & Co. where she counseled on the legal and disclosure implications of executive compensation arrangements. During her tenure at Goldman, she was also Head of Regulatory and Reporting Operations in Internal Audit, where she managed regulatory interactions and served as liaison to the Audit Committee. Prior to Goldman, Elizabeth was an executive compensation and employee benefits attorney at Sullivan and Cromwell, LLP and Shearman & Sterling, LLP.
Lynn Moffett
Vice President of Human Resources at BMC Software
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Lynn Moffett
Vice President of Human Resources at BMC Software
Lynn Moffett is the Vice President of Human Resources with BMC Software, Inc., a global leader in innovative software solutions, and has responsibility over the Global Business Partner, Rewards and Payroll organizations. With over 20+ years of award-winning experience in HR/People, Lynn is passionate about creating and supporting an inclusive work experience that meets the needs of today’s employees. She originally joined BMC in April 2011 as the Director of Benefits, subsequently progressing to Senior Director of Compensation and Benefits and Area Vice President, before being promoted to Vice President in April 2015. Lynn worked as a Senior Vice President of Human Resources at Paysafe Group, from November 2019 through November 2020 before rejoining BMC in December 2020. She is also a Board Member for the SUPERGirls SHINE Foundation and a Client Advisory Board member for Fidelity and Syndio. She has received a Top 15 Women in Business award from the National Diversity Council (Houston)
Courtney Benjamin
Head of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Bungie
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Courtney Benjamin
Head of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Bungie
Dr. Courtney Benjamin (she/her) has a 20+ year career in HR spanning non-profit, tech, University, and now, finally, games! She is the head of ID&E for Bungie, Inc. a game studio in Bellevue, WA, creating the vision and strategy for an equitable ‘now and future.’ She provides thought-leadership and serves as a strategic partner in ID&E for individuals, teams, and executives, and helps promote and model inclusive behaviors to aid change management and cultural transformation. Dr. Benjamin is a 3x graduate of Washington State University (Go Cougs!), a huge sports fan (Go Seahawks!) and absolutely loves audiobooks. She just finished The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, and Wrong Place, Wrong Time.
Maria Colacurcio
CEO at Syndio
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Maria Colacurcio
CEO at Syndio
Maria Colacurcio is passionate about helping companies build equitable workplaces where every worker is valued for who they are and their contributions. Prior to Syndio, she co-founded Smartsheet.com, which went public in 2018, and spent three years at Starbucks, one of the first Fortune 50 companies to go public with pay equity results. Having started her career working on congressional campaigns, she has a long history of mission-driven work, and a compassionate and competitive attitude to spur change.
Performance management is a critical component of an effective human capital strategy that drives better business outcomes when done well.
However, traditional approaches are often breeding grounds for bias. A Deloitte study found that while the process is “universally despised,” 86% of companies still use performance ratings in some form.
Companies clearly want a performance management process that effectively identifies, rewards, and develops top talent. How can organizations build trust by ensuring this process is transparent and equitable?
Watch now to learn:
- How your performance management system impacts business performance and employee outcomes
- How to analyze your current processes and address bias within your practices
- How to continuously monitor improvements and outcomes over time
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