The HR Technology Conference 2025 is scheduled for September 16-18, 2025, at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. This event is recognized as a leading conference for HR professionals seeking to explore and evaluate the latest advancements in HR technology.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with a wide range of educational sessions, keynote presentations, and an extensive expo hall featuring numerous HR technology providers. The conference is designed for senior HR leaders aiming to leverage technology to drive organizational success.

HR Technology Conference Themes

Artificial Intelligence in HR: Examining AI's role in HR processes; relevant for HR executives and technology strategists.
Employee Experience Enhancement: Strategies to improve employee engagement through technology; pertinent to Chief Human Resources Officers (CHROs) and Employee Experience Managers.
Talent Acquisition and Management: Innovations in recruiting and talent management systems; essential for Talent Acquisition Directors and Recruitment Managers.
Learning and Development Technologies: Exploring tools for employee training and development; valuable for Learning and Development (L&D) Managers and Training Coordinators.

HR Technology Conference Target Audience

Chief Human Resources Officers (CHROs)
HR Technology Directors
Talent Acquisition Leaders
Learning and Development Managers

Company Offerings

Annual HR Technology Conference: A premier event showcasing the latest HR technology solutions, providing educational sessions and networking opportunities for HR professionals.
HR Tech Webinar Series: Monthly webinars discussing current trends and innovations in HR technology, offering insights for HR leaders and practitioners.
Women in HR Technology Summit: A summit celebrating women leading in HR tech, focusing on diversity and inclusion within the industry.
Investor Summit: A gathering for HR technology investment stakeholders to network and strategize on accelerating innovation and investment in HR and work technology.

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