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How HR Can Help Managers Master Employee Recognition

Leader Enablement Series

Date & Time
September 18, 2024 1:00 pm

94% of organizations today have an employee recognition & rewards (R&R) program in place. Unfortunately however, only a third feel their current program is actually effective.

It turns out that although HR typically oversees employee recognition & rewards programs, there is a second group of internal stakeholders who are equally (if not even more) integral to program success: leaders and managers. 

Join WorkTango’s CEO Monique McDonough as she walks through new HR.com research that reveals common recognition program challenges, how HR can help managers and leaders solve them, and the impact “recognition done right” has on manager-employee relationships.

Register today to discover:

  • The link between leadership participation and individual contributor participation
  • A formula HR can use to help educate managers and leaders on what effective employee recognition looks like 
  • Common employee recognition & rewards program pitfalls (and how to help leaders avoid them)
  • How HR can help manager use data and tech to improve R&R program equity and inclusion
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Speakers
Monique McDonough

CEO @ WorkTango

Monique McDonough is Chief Executive Officer at WorkTango. Prior to accepting the CEO role, she served three years as WorkTango’s Chief Operating Officer, leading customer success, sales, people & culture, and the business operations teams. Prior to joining WorkTango, Monique served as managing vice president at Gartner (formerly CEB), leading the North America Assurance and Innovation account executive team. She has nearly 30 years of experience in operations, sales, client management, and marketing for high-growth technology companies and Fortune 500 organizations. She is a 9-time Ironman triathlon finisher and, along with her husband, co-authored a book on North American Ironman races. Monique holds a BBA and BSJ from Ohio University and an MBA from Duke University. Monique lives in the suburbs of Washington, DC with her husband Greg, two daughters (one teen, one tween), and her 4-year old German Shepherd rescue, Jack Jack.