Good luck to all the DisruptHR 2026 Jersey speakers this Thursday, March 19th!
18/03/2026
I was reminded today about DisruptHR – where innovative ideas and bold conversations collide! DisruptHR 2026 takes place this Thursday, March 19th, and a recent coffee chat got me thinking about the preparation required to deliver a talk there.
As DisruptHR describes it, this is the event where the future of work takes centre stage – and you need to be in the room. It's built for challengers, changemakers, and anyone ready to tear up the rulebook. Expect bold ideas, real talk, and fresh perspectives from leaders who aren’t waiting for the future – they’re building it.
This conversation took me back to 2024, when I had the privilege of speaking at DisruptHR Channel Islands. Here are links to my talk and a related feature:
- https://disrupthr.co/vimeo-video/comsure100-compliant-100-of-the-time-is-it-possible-or-desirable-mathew-beale-disrupthr-talks/ ("100% Compliant 100% of the Time: Is It Possible or Desirable?" – DisruptHR Channel Islands 5.0, March 2024)
- https://www.comsuregroup.com/about/gallery/mathew-beale-was-caught-on-film-in-2024-talking-all-things-compliance-1/
DisruptHR isn’t just another corporate event. It’s a high-energy space for challenge, curiosity, and genuine conversation.
Wishing all the speakers the very best of luck – go shake things up! 🚀
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