Missed Workhuman Live Online, October 22?
Watch as we discuss the state of the world of work with CNN’s Lisa Ling, and learn how bringing humanity to workforces is the new blueprint for success from top executives at some of the major companies succeeding through today’s turmoil.
Discover our vision for a better way to work, with Workhuman Certified, a new way to guide and celebrate companies and individuals bringing greater humanity to the workplace.
This isn’t just another digital keynote.
In this dynamic broadcast, we shared stories and actionable insights from the companies thriving today. It's your chance to help pioneer a new set of workplace rights, and discover why a culture of recognition is the only way to galvanize high-performing teams.
Workhuman Live Online also marks the release of “Making Work Human,” the latest from Workhuman’s Eric Mosley and Derek Irvine, the pioneers behind the human workplace movement. This is the step-by-step business leader’s guide to leveraging the most powerful and transformative workforce-management strategy in a generation. “Making Work Human” reveals how the unlikely marriage of positive human values and big data analysis empowers leaders to seize the competitive edge and drive business sustainability by dramatically and authentically improving the employee experience.
Emmy Award winner, Executive Producer & Host, CNN’s This Is Life
Lisa Ling
Journalist, author, executive producer and host of CNN’s This is Life, Lisa brings her extensive background in tackling today’s toughest topics to our broadcast.
From her time as a correspondent on “Channel One News” and “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” co-host on “The View,” contributor on “Nightline” and National Geographic’s “Explorer,” and in her present role, Lisa has brought a global worldview and human-level stories to difficult topics like the War in Afghanistan, addiction, life below the poverty line, anti-LGBTQ+ organizations, PTSD in war veterans, and more.
Lisa is also co-author of “Mother, Daughter, Sister, Bride: Rituals of Womanhood” and “Somewhere Inside: One Sister's Captivity in North Korea and the Other's Fight to Bring Her Home,” which she penned with her sister, Laura. She is a co-founder of SecretSocietyofWomen.com, and a contributor to www.iVolunteer.org.
Chief Heart Officer, VaynerMedia
Claude Silver
VaynerMedia’s —and for that matter— first ever Chief Heart Officer, Claude Silver fuses empathy with agency to unlock employee potential and foster a culture of belonging. Between her education in psychology, years as an advertising strategist, and time at VaynerMedia, she’s been studying and influencing human behavior for over three decades.
Outside of VaynerMedia, she speaks globally about the need for heart-leadership in today’s workplace and the importance of treating “employees” like people, not numbers. Her success guiding client relationships, global brand strategies, operations, management, and culture is driven by an abiding passion for creating spaces in which people can thrive.
Co-Founder & CEO, Workhuman
Eric Mosley
Eric is a visionary entrepreneur in the tech space, author, and the force behind the Workhuman® movement – and where we need to go next when it comes to workplace rights.
As CEO and Co-Founder of what began as Globoforce and is now Workhuman, he is leading the charge to dismantle old HR processes and challenge organizations to build new ways to connect the modern workforce. He guides organizations worldwide on how to create more human-centric workplaces that leverage the way people work today, which is around employee development, social connections and relationships, and organizational communities and teams.
As a pioneer of the Workhuman movement, Eric has long believed that recognition and positive reinforcement unleash discretionary energy in employees, inspiring them to do the best work of their lives. Employees achieve their fullest potential when they feel appreciated, connected, and empowered for who they are and what they do.
Eric is the co-author of the newly released book “Making Work Human” and the award-winning book, “The Power of Thanks,” and author of “The Crowdsourced Performance Review.” He is also a regular contributor to The Huffington Post on the topics of recognition and humanity in the workplace, and a frequent contributor to publications including Forbes, Fast Company, and the Harvard Business Review.
