Human Capital at the Core
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People aren't your greatest asset. How you invest in them is. In today's evolving workplace, basic HR functions-policies, compliance, and systems-are no longer enough. To build resilient, high-performing organizations, leaders must align culture, behavior, and talent strategy with the broader mission of the business. Human Capital at the Core is a strategic guide for HR professionals, business leaders, and organizational development practitioners ready to move beyond operations into transformation. Drawing on over 30 years of cross-sector experience, Daphne B. Latimore presents 8 actionable fr...
People aren't your greatest asset. How you invest in them is. In today's evolving workplace, basic HR functions-policies, compliance, and systems-are no longer enough. To build resilient, high-performing organizations, leaders must align culture, behavior, and talent strategy with the broader mission of the business. Human Capital at the Core is a strategic guide for HR professionals, business leaders, and organizational development practitioners ready to move beyond operations into transformation. Drawing on over 30 years of cross-sector experience, Daphne B. Latimore presents 8 actionable frameworks for elevating human capital from function to force. Inside, you'll learn how to: ¿ Redefine the role of HR as a driver of culture and change. ¿ Align leadership behaviors with enterprise-wide goals. ¿ Shift from managing performance to cultivating performance behavior. ¿ Strengthen engagement by shaping culture, not just measuring it. ¿ Embed equity into systems that foster excellence and agility. Whether you are leading change, developing future-ready leaders, or designing what comes next for your organization, Human Capital at the Core offers the tools and mindset to drive lasting, people-centered transformation. The future of work is being written today. Start leading it. Get your copy now and transform how your organization invests in its people.
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