Leadership Development for the New Realities of Work
In the post-pandemic world, leaders have been tested like never before. The fundamental skills and attributes they previously required, developed in the context of having predominantly face-to-face contact with their workforce, have changed. New expectations might not come naturally: virtually communicating the culture of their organization, being sensitive to the excess of emotional stress their workforce is under. At a time when people are more reliant on them, it’s important for leaders to focus on themselves – how can they gain confidence when faced with setbacks? How do they build resilience amid mounting pressure? What skills are required to lead into the Future of Work?
Speaker:
Pramukh Jeyathilak, SVP, Head of Human Resources, Fidelity Investments
Pramukh Jeyathilak is a global Human Resources Leader with broad based generalist experience in Fortune 500 companies, that includes Accenture, Microsoft and Amazon, with strong focus on business partnership, innovation, service delivery and people leadership for over 28 years.
Pramukh is currently the Head of Human Resources for Fidelity Investments’ Personal Investing (PI) Business Unit, out of Boston, MA (USA). In this role, he is an integral member of the PI Senior Leadership Team and is responsible for driving HR strategies and initiatives to support the organization’s mission and objectives across 16,000+ associates. He is also a member of the HR Leadership Team at Fidelity.
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