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Employer Coalition (POWER Series) - The Retention Flywheel: Growing Talent, Not Just Keeping It
Friday, November 14, 2025 (1:00 PM - 2:30 PM) (CST)
Description
In this session: The Retention Flywheel: Growing Talent, Not Just Keeping It led by Ashley Bro, attendees will reframe career retention, not as a static concept, but as a system-wide, continuous cycle of movement that drives growth throughout the organization. Instead of viewing career growth as a personal escape route, participants explore how it can be designed as an interconnected system that supports upward, lateral, and even downward movement, all while aligning with organizational goals. Ashely will also focus on how leaders can act as champions of talent development, rather than gatekeepers. Throughout the session, Ashley and attendees will examine career movement through various interactive activities with an emphasis that career growth is a dynamic, system-wide process that is constantly evolving, rather than a one-time escape route for individuals, and participants will have a fresh perspective on career development as an ongoing, organizational movement and will leave with actionable strategies to implement in their own workplaces. This session is about reframing the way we think about growth, not as something to fear or contain, but as a powerful force that propels individuals, leaders, and entire organizations forward.
Ashley Bro Bio
Ashley Bro is a Supervisor of Organizational Development, facilitator, and unapologetic believer that work can be both high-performing and human. At Nebraska Medicine, she leads initiatives that help leaders and teams navigate change, strengthen culture, and unlock growth through intentional learning experiences. From overhauling leadership onboarding programs to designing enterprise-wide development strategies, Ashley turns big ideas into practical, people-centered solutions.
Her career has taken her from data analysis to facilitation to leadership development, giving her a unique lens for blending big-picture strategy with the human side of work. She believes the best results come when people feel supported, engaged, and challenged to grow—ideally with a little humor to keep things real. Ashley’s mission is simple: help people succeed and enjoy the process.
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