Beth Benevenia is the leader of HR in the Global Manufacturing and Commercial Division of LIXIL, a manufacturer of water and housing products with 60,000 employees in more than 150 countries.
She speaks with host Tony Lee about how organizations can make returning to the office appealing for employees, the role of culture in attracting and retaining talent during The Great Resignation and developing an adaptive leadership style at a global organization.
This episode of People+Strategy is sponsored by ADP.
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