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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2025 · 42 MIN

73. Micheal Conneely - Director, Human Resources Management at UNIDO - Reimagining Careers and HR

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From military service to managing global talent - in this episode, we meet with Micheal Conneely, Director of Human Resources Management at UNIDO. Micheal shares his fresh perspectives on how traditional career paths are evolving in international organizations; how to ensure promoting diversity and inclusion in a global workforce; the role of AI and automation in transforming HR practices and the current trends shaping the future of HR in international organizations. We speak about UNIDO's diverse work across more than 60 countries, from addressing world hunger through agribusiness initiatives to promoting sustainable industrial development and climate action, ensuring delivery of the mandate with a focus on mental health and employee wellbeing. Whether you're interested in international development or curious about the future of work, this episode offers unique insights into managing talent in a rapidly changing world! Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes

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