
4As Advancing Talent: A Must-Attend Conference for HR and Talent Leaders
Invest half a day to transform the future of your talent strategy. What you learn here could redefine how your organization hires, grows and leads.
September 17, 2025 | New York City

In an era defined by constant disruption, where generative AI is transforming how we work and Gen Z is rewriting the rules of workplace culture, HR and talent leaders are being called to lead with agility, creativity and bold strategic thinking.
"The Advancing Talent conference is where that transformation begins. This event is a call to action for those ready to redefine how talent is attracted, nurtured and empowered in our rapidly evolving landscape. Whether you lead People strategy for an agency, brand or platform, this event will arm you with the tools and insights to future-proof your workforce and unlock sustainable growth.
No conversation about the future of our business is complete without AI. But while much of the focus has been on automation and productivity, I believe the deeper shift will be in talent strategy. To stay ahead, agencies must adopt a Human Capital Management (HCM) mindset. That means: continuous upskilling, strategic talent investment and redefining roles around co-piloting with AI tools." - Justin Thomas-Copeland, 4As CEO
Through a dynamiclineup of expert-led sessions, panels and real-world case studies, you’ll gain fresh, actionable insights across the most urgent topics in talent strategy:
If we're supposed to be innovative agencies, why are we not finding innovative ways to bring in emerging talent and early career talent?- David Peña, Early Careers Recruiter, RPA Advertising | Conference Speaker
122 5th Ave, New York, NY (Microsoft Office)
September 17, 2025
1:30-5:45 PM ET
The future of work is already here. Is your talent strategy built to lead it? Join us at Advancing Talent and be part of the movement shaping what’s next. Register
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