Dr. John W. Mitchell, IPC president and CEO, author, and leading expert on solving global workforce issues.
A big-picture thinker who routinely works with global leaders from more than 3,000 companies worldwide, Dr. Mitchell has made it his mission to bring innovative and original systems and frameworks to hiring, developing, and retaining talent.
According to Dr. Mitchell, how we structure our organizations, how we acquire talent, and how we interact with staff will determine the long-term viability of our companies. We are at a crossroads when it comes to hiring, retraining, and upskilling the workforce, and we need to change our rigid mindsets and upend the way we do things. He’s here to give us the key business strategies and management directions to help us to recruit the best talent for our companies.
Dr. Mitchell is so passionate about this subject that he’s written a book about it, “Fire Your Hiring Habits,” where he shares proven techniques and information to help leaders find and retain the best talent in this new world of work. Proceeds from the book will go to the IPC Education Foundation (IPCEF) to help build the workforce of the future.
He shares inspiring stories of companies and organizations that have adapted to fundamental workforce changes by focusing on what matters most – the human beings they hired.
Whether you’re a seasoned CEO or a workplace neophyte, Dr. Mitchell can help you build a successful workplace in a rapidly changing landscape. He will share practical, actionable insights that you can implement immediately.
Background
An accomplished executive with a strong interest in the challenges facing management and education, Dr. Mitchell was a founding member of Alpine Electronics Research; a research company credited for introducing navigation systems to the U.S. Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) market. He served as general manager/director of a global business unit at Bose Corporation. Prior to joining IPC, Dr. Mitchell also served as the CEO of Golden Key International Honor Society, the world’s premier collegiate honor society.
Dr. Mitchell’s academic credentials include a doctorate in higher education management from the University of Georgia Institute of Higher Education, a Master of Business Administration from Pepperdine University, and a Bachelor of Science in electrical and computer engineering from Brigham Young University. A published author, he holds a patent in GPS navigation systems.