October 12-13
We're bringing the 10th annual Emsi conference to you.
Conference Day
Hope in Hard Times: How You Can Help Get the Economy Back on Its Feet
Andrew Crapuchettes
CEO, Emsi
A New Approach to Reskilling and Upskilling: Lessons Learned from Atlanta and Beyond
Julian Thompson
Strategist, UNCF
Reemployment Challenges
Emsi reps and select clients will discuss how each of our client groups are grappling with reemployment issues. What are the main challenges in a post-COVID world, and how can we fix them?
Goal: respond to the keynote. Tee up the problem so you can discuss how Emsi is helping (see product demo in the next session).
Higher Education
Luke Jankovic, EVP, Higher Education
Brian Fleming, VP, Strategy & Innovation, Southern New Hampshire University
Todd Oldham, VP, Economic & Workforce Development, Monroe Community College
Katie Barras, AVP, Academic Innovation, University of Louisiana System
Enterprise & Staffing
Mark Hanson, Product Owners, Talent Analytics, Emsi
Lee Semmes, Director of Solutions Architects, Emsi
Workforce & Economic Development
Josh Wright, Emsi
Jane Wiseman, Senior Fellow, Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation, Harvard Kennedy School
John Flanagan, CEO, CareerSource Tampa Bay
Danielle Permenter, VP, Talent & Community Development Orlando Economic Partnership
Grab a drink and send in your questions based on the demos above.
What Emsi is Doing to Help Reemployment in the US
Come see Emsi’s groundbreaking work on skills. In these concurrent demos, you will see how our new, skills-based products can help higher education, businesses, and workforce & economic development solve the challenges of reemployment in 2020.
Higher Education
Luke Jankovic, EVP, Higher Education
Lendl Meyer, Product Manager
Enterprise & Staffing
Bruce Evans, EVP, Enterprise & Staffing
Mark Hanson, Product Owner, Talent Analytics
Workforce & Economic Development
Dr. Yustina Saleh, EVP, Research & Analytics
Hector Acosta, Senior Consultant, Community Insights
The Anthropology of HR: Uncovering the Key Tribes of Human Resources in the New World
Josh Bersin
Global Industry Analyst and Dean
Josh Bersin Academy
1:00 pm PST
Emsi CEO Andrew Crapuchettes will announce our winners! Enter the prize-drawing by tweeting about the conference. Use the hashtag #Emsi20. You may tweet anytime on Sunday-Monday, October 11-12, until Monday 1:00 pm. Each tweet is one entry, and you may enter as many times as you like. Three winners will be randomly selected. The three prizes are three different Yeti coolers (large, medium, small), each stuffed with surprise goodies.
1:30 pm PST
Happy Hour Product Q&A
Grab a drink and send in your questions based on the demos this morning.
Workshop Day
Some workshops are concurrent
Higher Education
Track 1 see more →
Enterprise & Staffing
Track 2 see more →
Workforce & Economic Development
Track 3 see more →
Location
409 S. Jackson St., Moscow, ID 83843
Emsi HQ is located in the heart of the Palouse: a uniquely serene pastoral region rippling with hills of wheat. We will miss our traditional location at the Coeur d’Alene Resort, but we can’t wait to welcome you to our home. We love it here.
Yes, please do. ☺ You can register here.
You can email Gwen Burrow and receive a full refund or roll your registration over to Emsi21. Contact Gwen at gburrow@economicmodeling.com.
It’s up to you! If you feel confident traveling, we’d love to see you here. Space is limited, so make sure to claim your spot.
You bet.
That’s what we’re saying! All you need to pay for is travel and lodging. Emsi will take care of the rest.
We’re capping registration at about 50.