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HERE’S WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND THE SHRM ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO.

Catch a glimpse of what your experience will be like attending the world’s
largest HR conference and hear from former attendees on what they get out of
this can’t miss event for HR professionals.


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JOHNNY C. TAYLOR, JR., SHRM-SCP

President & Chief Executive Officer, SHRM






SHRM23 TUESDAY NIGHT CONCERT

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A FIRST-TIME ATTENDEE SHARES HIS EXPECTATIONS AND EXPERIENCE.

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