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A Journey For HR Knowledge
It took Jaafar El-Ahmar and Mohamed Sleiman 24 hours to get from Doha, Qatar, to Washington for the 2006 SHRM conference. But they think it was well worth the trip because they are famished — hungry for knowledge.
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Keynote: 5 Minutes with Liz Murray
Everybody like a Cinderella story, which could explain why SHRM decided to enlist Liz Murray as the closing-day keynote speaker. Her story of hope and triumph begins in the Bronx, where she grew up amid poverty, hunger and drug abuse.
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SHRM Members to Lobby Capitol on Immigration
During the SHRM convention in Washington, more than 12,000 members are within a few miles of Capitol Hill. The organization is taking advantage of that proximity by lobbying Congress on immigration reform.
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Keynote: 5 Questions for David McCullough
Americans today get their history lessons from David McCullough, the country's pre-eminent historian, a two-time Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winner and author of the best-sellers John Adams and 1776.
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Keynote: Powell Urges Attendees to Empower
Their Troops
Retired Gen. Colin Powell has commanded troops and served as the chief executive of the U.S. diplomatic corps. But in both cases, the principles for running the organization are the same. "Leadership is leadership is leadership," Powell, former secretary of state, said in opening the first general session of the SHRM Annual Conference and Exposition on Sunday. "It's all about followers. It's the followers that get the job done."
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