Panel discussion on AI in Compensation
Brought to us by Salary.com and WorldatWork
Agenda:
Breakfast & Networking: 8:30 am - 9 am
Presentation: 9 am - 10 am
Questions & Networking: 10 am - 10:30 am
Join us for an interactive panel discussion discussing the transformative impact of AI on the compensation and HR industries, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize everything from salary benchmarking and pay equity analysis to personalized benefits and predictive retention strategies.
Key topics include AI's ability to identify and mitigate biases in pay structures, forecast future compensation needs, and streamline administrative processes, ultimately freeing HR teams to focus on higher-value, human-centric initiatives and fostering a more equitable and efficient workplace. However, the discussion will also touch on the critical need for robust data governance, ethical AI implementation to prevent the perpetuation of existing biases, and the importance of upskilling HR professionals to leverage these new tools effectively.
Location:
Coming soon...
Panel:
Sean Lutijens, VP of Product Strategy at Salary.com
Sean has an extensive background working in strategic roles across organizations, holding positions in Product Development, System Architecture, Global Sales, Corporate Strategy, Marketing, Benchmarking, and M&A.
Prior to Salary.com, Sean held leadership positions at Visier, Korn Ferry, AIRNC, and Mercer, where he managed the global benefits benchmarking business. His background also includes Monster, as the Director of Product Strategy, and a Product Development for the interactive businesses of Fidelity Capital. Additionally, Sean also serves on the board of directors for two additional non-profit organizations.
Sean has worked with clients and partners as well as spoken on a wide range of topics, including total rewards, pay equity, globabl mobility, recruitment, compensation, and benefits methodology and trends, as well as merger and acquisition strategies. When not working, Sean can likely be found in the great outdoors, hitting the trails, climbing, or partaking in a triatholon; in general, attempting to not grow up.
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