Interested in speaking to HR audiences?
There are many opportunities to connect with HR professionals by speaking at HRPA's Professional Development events.
HRPA is always on the lookout for great presenters with innovative content for:
- Annual Conference (Toronto)
- Conferences (Excluding Annual Conference)
- Seminars (GTA)
- Webinars (web-based seminars)
- Executive-level events
Benefits of speaking to HRPA audiences:
- Gain exposure to a wide audience of HR and business decision-makers
- Showcase your expertise and position yourself as an expert among industry peers
- Play a key role in furthering the HR profession
- Become associated with Canada’s premier HR organization and benefit from our professional marketing vehicles
How does HRPA select speakers?
- Speaker’s credentials, reputation and subject expertise
- Relevant references
- Proposed topic, relevance to the profession, new approach or research findings
- Ratings based on past session evaluations (where applicable)
- Assessment of the value to the human resources and business community
- How the presentation proposal supports HRPA’s mission and vision
Submission Instructions
Before you begin your submission, please review the following instructions carefully.
Incomplete submissions will not be considered.
- Review the PDF version of the online form in advance to identify all required information and prepare your materials accordingly; please note the maximum word counts for all sections
- Collect all the information you will need in advance to simplify the process
- Prepare your submission using word processing software such as Microsoft Word or WordPerfect as there is no spell check in the online form. These software packages will also allow you to perform a word count for the sections in which a maximum word count is specified
- Please ensure your title is no more than ten words or approximately 50 characters, otherwise it will not appear as entered
- Copy and paste your submission into the appropriate fields
- Complete all required fields. These fields are indicated with an asterisk (*)
- You may submit up to three proposals in one submission. Subsequent proposals must be entered as new submissions
- Print/save a copy of your submission for future reference