PMA Perspectives: The Biggest Takeaways from the Second International HR Tech Conference
#MissionPossible: Level Up
We’re back — and bigger than before!
On 18 November, the International HR Tech Conference returned to SpinLab in Leipzig, bringing together an even more diverse and dynamic group than last year. Over 110 passionate professionals joined us onsite, and for the first time ever, we also launched a global Online Edition for participants from around the world.
This hybrid approach allowed even more voices to join the conversation — and became a powerful real-world lesson in resilience, problem-solving, and the future of digital collaboration.
And that’s exactly what HR Tech is all about.
Creating Space for Real Conversations and Real Solutions
Just like last year, SpinLab — The HHL Accelerator proved to be the perfect venue. Its atmosphere of innovation continues to inspire the kind of open dialogue our industry needs.
Throughout the day, participants explored the most pressing topics in Global Mobility and HR Tech – from AI implementation and digital transformation to compliance, recruitment challenges, and the evolving role of HR. Discussions were honest, bold, and deeply solution-oriented.
This conference once again proved that global people collaboration is not a buzzword – it’s a necessity.
Highlights from the Main Event
Opening Session & Keynotes
The conference kicked off with welcoming remarks from moderator Stefan Ganß. Our keynote speakers, Rudi Bauer (WeAreDevelopers) and Ratnesh Jha (ETS Global), delivered inspiring sessions on Community Power: From Tech to Impact and on Skills, Mobility, and the Future of Talent Verification, offering fresh perspectives on d the future of global workforces. Their message was clear: HR must lead the shift toward agility, technology, and human-centered innovation.
Co-organisers Daniel Zinner, Johanna Lehmann, and James Parsons reflected on the incredible growth from last year to today. Their vision and leadership set the tone for a forward-thinking and collaborative event. A huge thank you to EY and ETS, whose support enabled us to ensure the success of this conference.