David Rock to Present at i4cp 2014
i4cp announces that David Rock, CEO of NeuroLeadership Group, will return as a conference presenter for i4cp 2014
Seattle, WA (July 24, 2013) - The Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp) is pleased to announce that David Rock, founder and CEO of the NeuroLeadership Group and author of the 2009 bestseller Your Brain At Work, is returning to present at one of the most respected people management conferences of the year: i4cp 2014.
This marks the second year in a row that David will participate in i4cp's premier event, which brings senior HR executives together in a vendor- and consultant-free environment to discuss new ways to use next-level people practices to drive market performance. Building on his top-rated performance at the 2013 conference, David will once again provide insights on how the brain works in relation to business leadership and innovation.
i4cp 2014 will occur March 10-13, 2014, in Scottsdale, Arizona, an exceptional resort destination known for its outstanding four-star facilities.
"I am pleased to be involved in i4cp's conference again in 2014," said David, "the quality of participants and the level of dialogue was one of the best I have seen anywhere and I am looking forward to another great conference."
David will present alongside renowned thought leaders John Boudreau, Marshall Goldsmith and Elliot Masie. Additional speakers will be announced over the coming months.
While the event is primarily for member organizations, a select number of seats are reserved for HR executives and other professionals not yet apart of the i4cp network. As always, to ensure open dialogue and collegial networking, the event is closed to vendors and consultants.
Register today at http://www.i4cp.com/conference
i4cp conference attendees typically consist of senior executives from leading global organizations such as Lockheed Martin, Shell, eBay, FedEx, Intel, Sony Pictures Entertainment, HSBC, the Federal Reserve Board, Nike, IBM, ExxonMobil, YUM! Brands, Boeing and Qualcomm.
