Influencing at the Executive Level
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Presenter:
Rebecca (Becky) Savikas ’99 MKTG is the Sr. Vice President, HR Business Partner Organization, Enterprise Change & Labor at Highmark Health, a $21B integrated health and wellness organization. Joining in 2019, Becky was promoted three times into her current position. Her various teams are responsible for supporting the business on all aspects of leadership, culture, talent and organizational management with the outcome of attracting, retaining, and developing world-class talent. Prior to Highmark Health, Becky spent four years as the global HR director for PPG Industries, where she oversaw a $40M HR transformation project and supported the $4B Automotive OEM Coatings and Specialty Coatings Materials business units and $9B Procurement function. Prior to PPG, Becky worked for Eli Lilly and Company and Philip Morris USA. Outside of work, Becky enjoys giving back to the community through various organizations, physical and mental wellness, travel, and time with family and friends.
Date: Wednesday, March 23, 2022
Description:
Influence: Affecting or changing someone indirectly or directly but usually in an important way. One word but a big meaning. So why does influence come easily to some and less so to others? What are the building blocks for influence? Is there a right or wrong way? What about at the executive level? This webinar highlights Smeal alumna Becky Savikas discussing influence at the top of an organization that is applicable to every other level and life too! Becky shares insights from her 20+ years of experience in multiple industries, localities, and leadership positions. She describes tried-and-true strategies gained throughout her HR and sales career roles, offer a networking framework, and share some good old-fashioned storytelling along the way – failures included! The lessons learned will benefit all who listen as they better understand what truly drives influence. At the end Becky holds a robust Q&A session with attendees.
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