ADU 2017 Conference: Globe to Host Panel ‘Africa’s People Puzzle’…

The annual Africa Down Under Conference held from 6-8 September in Perth, WA is the premier conference for governments, companies, suppliers and investors involved in the mining industry between Australia and the African region.
This year’s conference will again showcase the strength of this trade partnership and as part of the program, International HR Consulting firm Globe 24-7 will convene an important panel entitled ‘Africa’s People Puzzle: Strategies, Initiatives and Success Stories from Australian Mining Companies operating in Africa’. Hosted by Globe’s Principal & CEO, Mr. Lachlan Spicer, the panel will be exploring strategies, initiatives and real case studies from Industry Leaders who successfully operate in the complex and difficult mining environments of Africa.
The panel program will focus on three key ‘people-centric’ topics including:
1. Community Engagement for Local Employment
2. Skills Transfer & Training
3. Sustainable Employment & Development Beyond the Mine Site
About Globe 24-7
Globe 24-7 (Globe) has been conducting human resources consulting and search assignments for local and international mining, power, manufacturing and oil and gas companies around the world for over a decade. Globe has offices in the major markets of the world to ensure consulting assignments and search campaigns are effectively managed at both site and corporate locations and has grown internationally to now service small, mid-tier and large-scale companies through its project recruitment, search, HR consulting and HR Systems divisions.
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