Mike Losey

Mike Losey has built a well-earned reputation as a compelling, engaging and insightful storyteller.  A former corporate executive and past president and CEO of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), he draws upon and shares examples of how the lives of employees and their families have been touched by “People-Centered Leadership".  Losey’s presentations are not only moving and humorous but also provide audiences with insight on how to "take time out" to do the right thing for an organization's most powerful asset—its people—as well as demonstrate an understanding of what it looks like in action.

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ABOUT Mike Losey   (+/-)

Accomplished Business Leader

Mike Losey has more than 45 years experience in all areas of human resource and general management.  During his tenure at SHRM, Losey led the organization to significant growth and success, tripling its membership, increasing revenue by six-fold and net worth by 900 percent.  SHRM is the leading voice of the human resource (HR) profession, representing more than 230,000 members worldwide.  Prior to joining SHRM, Losey served in various management and executive positions including handling all corporate HR responsibilities for the Sperry Corporation. 

Decorated and Distinguished

Losey has garnered numerous awards and accolades for his extraordinary achievements.  He is the recipient of the prestigious Pepitas award – one of the highest honors in the HR profession – for his contributions to advancing the worldwide interests of the human resource management profession.  The Michael R. Losey $50,000 Research Award is granted annually by SHRM and its affiliates to recognize and reward a researcher who has furthered the profession of human resources.  Losey is a frequent speaker to general management, HR and trade association executives on leadership and workforce issues and continues to regularly contribute to the professional programming of SHRM.

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Touching Lives: Leaders’ Pain or Joy

Real organizational success is measured by more than just a good balance sheet and profit & loss statement. Successful leaders are also evaluated on how effectively they touch the individual lives of those within the organizations they lead.   In his presentation, Mike Losey emphasizes how a leader's ability to connect emotionally and responsibly with others can effectively build confidence in management.   

The regrettable breaches of organizational trust and ethical violations too frequently witnessed can also be avoided.  Losey gives real life examples on how leaders can connect with those within the organization who depend on their leadership.   The organizational benefit is success where stakeholders, employees, families and communities all benefit.  The leader’s regret is realizing his or her leadership failed and how peoples’ lives were negatively affected, for which there is no greater pain.  The leader’s prize is realizing there is no greater joy than fairly and favorably touching the lives of others.

In Today's Workforce, Why Your Employees Really Are Your Most Important Asset

From his vantage point as one of the world’s leading authorities on effective human resource management, Mike Losey explores -- in down-to-earth terms-- key workplace trends and how to take advantage of them. He explains other changes and trends in the workplace with facts, skill, real life experiences and humor. His never-stand-behind-the-podium style engages audiences concerned about their “intellectual capital” and using effective people management as a competitive advantage. Whatever their role in human resource issues—from CEOs and HR leaders to managers and employees—Losey sends his audiences back to work with astute insight, renewed energy and an exceptional perspective on harnessing the power of “people capital.”

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