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HomeMy WebLinkAbout541166 REVOLUTION ADVISORS LLC - CONTRACT - RFP - 7642 JOB ANALYSIS, PERFORMANCE & LEARNING COMPETEN (6)Agreement Amendment #07 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 1 of 6 Amendment #07 to the Services Agreement between The City of Fort Collins and Revolution Advisors LLC This Seventh Amendment (“Amendment #07”) is entered into by and between Revolution Advisors LLC (the “Service Provider”) and the City of Fort Collins, Colorado (the “City”). WHEREAS, the Service Provider and the City have mutually entered into a Services Agreement dated August 25, 2014 (the “Agreement”); and WHEREAS, the Service Provider and the City amended the Agreement on February 27, 2015 (Amendment #01), March 17, 2015 (Amendment #02), February 25, 2016 (Amendment #03), May 26, 2016 (Amendment #04), July 27, 2016 (Amendment #05), and February 16, 2017 (Amendment #06); and WHEREAS, the City desires the Service Provider to complete additional services not contemplated by Amendment #01, Amendment #02, Amendment #03, Amendment #04, Amendment #05, and Amendment #06; and WHEREAS, Service Provider agrees to perform additional work pursuant to the Agreement terms and new Statement of Work attached hereto; NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing recitals and the mutual promises herein contained, the parties agree as follows: 1. Statement of Work. A new Exhibit “A”, Statement of Work, is added by this Amendment #07 per the attached document consisting of four (4) pages for execution of an initiative to increase the effectiveness of the City’s new employee onboarding program. 2. Contract Sum. The City agrees to pay the Service Provider a fixed fee of thirty thousand ($30,000) for the work under Amendment #07. The Service Provider will invoice monthly upon successful completion of each deliverable detailed in Exhibit “A”. Each payment shall be subject to the City’s review and approval. Except as expressly amended by this Amendment #07, all other terms and conditions of the Agreement, as amended by Amendments #01, #02, #03, #04, #05, and #06 shall remain in full force and effect. DocuSign Envelope ID: 34652A62-E469-4058-93CC-78926B5CC857 Agreement Amendment #07 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 2 of 6 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Amendment the day and year shown. THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO By: _________________________________ Gerry Paul Purchasing Director Date: ______________________________ ATTEST: _________________________________ APPROVED AS TO FORM: _______________________________ REVOLUTION ADVISORS LLC By: __________________________________ Printed: Title: Date: _______________________________ DocuSign Envelope ID: 34652A62-E469-4058-93CC-78926B5CC857 3/8/2017 Katie Wilkerson Chief Financial Officer Assistant City Attorney 3/9/2017 City Clerk Agreement Amendment #07 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 3 of 6 EXHIBIT A STATEMENT OF WORK Objectives The City of Ft. Collins is continually working to enhance its Talent Management strategies and employment brand, and to increase the effectiveness of its managers in this area. Over the past 2 years, Fort Collins has partnered with Revolution Advisors to design, develop, and implement a new Total Rewards strategy and processes. The City would now like to increase the effectiveness of its onboarding program, starting with initial candidate contact with the City and moving all the way through their initial employment time with the City. There is a desire to ensure that a candidate’s integration into the organization is an engaging experience that enables rapid contribution to work, fosters relationship building and promotes alignment to the culture and values. Additionally, there is a desire to make the process consistent across the City. This will bring a greater sense of unity and cohesiveness to the process and the City of Ft. Collins as an employment brand. The objectives of this work include: 1) Develop a framework and process for an effective, engaging, standardized approach to onboarding new employees into the organization 2) Identify “quick win” opportunities for redesigning and aligning the onboarding process 3) Create an implementation plan, so that the City of Ft. Collins Learning & Organizational Department team can take the recommended process and framework and effectively launch it across the City 4) Support the development of City of Ft. Collins templates and collateral to help provide a succinct, engaging and consistent message to employees and potential candidates 5) Facilitate employee alignment to the City of Ft. Collins work values and culture Scope Revolution Advisors will be responsible for the following services: 1. The design of an onboarding process and framework that begins with the candidate experience prior to receiving a job offer and continues through the first 6 months at work for those who are hired. It will provide processes for logistical onboarding, employee engagement, and enablement of employee performance, and will tie into the employment brand for talent acquisition purposes. 2. The identification of communications and collateral that a potential candidate and new employee will receive as a mechanism for onboarding, and the drafting of templates and materials to be used as such. 3. The identification of short term (quick win) and longer term changes within an implementation plan that will create a clear roadmap of the required steps to integrate the new onboarding process into the City of Ft. Collins. 4. The identification and development of specialized programs to supplement the onboarding process, as well as a process / framework for their development (e.g. training plan, mentoring program, new employee orientation program enhancements, DocuSign Envelope ID: 34652A62-E469-4058-93CC-78926B5CC857 Agreement Amendment #07 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 4 of 6 etc.). This would primarily be targeted at enhancing service-area specific onboarding and giving them tools to help make their own onboarding more effective. 5. The identification of metrics and indicators that accurately assess the effectiveness of the onboarding program. 6. Providing strategies for gaining stakeholder alignment and accountability to the new process, once implemented (change management strategy). Throughout the project, Revolution Advisors will integrate leading-edge practices from both the public and private sector into the recommendations for the City of Fort Collins. In addition, we will coordinate the directions for onboarding with the broader Total Rewards initiative for the City to help ensure that they are integrated and support each other. This will include consistent branding, messaging, etc. Deliverables and Timeline The key activities for this project will include: Week Key Activities Week 1  Meet with Learning & Development to understand high-level current process, touchpoints and materials  Begin identification of quick wins  Begin definition of success metrics and indicators  Gather current collateral  Gather data on Service Areas specific onboarding programs (key service areas) Week 2  Begin building framework for new onboarding process  Build templates and write collateral  Develop initial quick win listing Week 3  Finalize the initial draft framework for the new onboarding process  Begin mapping out framework for specialized programs, as part of onboarding process  Prepare initial concept presentation and conduct check-in meeting with project sponsor Week 4  Build out the onboarding framework with additional detail around process steps, activities, timelines and touchpoints  Build out specialized programs to include objectives, agendas, definitions and timelines  Build additional collateral, templates and materials Week 5  Finalize the onboarding framework with additional detail around success metrics  Finalize the specialized programs  Finalize collateral, templates and materials  Begin implementation plan and change management strategy Week 6  Conduct review meeting with project sponsors  Revise onboarding framework, programs and materials as necessary  Finalize implementation plan and change management strategy DocuSign Envelope ID: 34652A62-E469-4058-93CC-78926B5CC857 Agreement Amendment #07 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 5 of 6 Activities will continue to evolve based on the initial discovery and timing may shift based on the availability of Fort Collins staff for meetings, reviews, etc. Throughout the project, there will be an ongoing focus on alignment with project sponsors through regular check-ins and update meetings. Fees Deliverable Costs (fixed fee) Onboarding process / framework with success metrics $13,000 Communication templates and onboarding collateral $2,000 Process for specialized onboarding programs (Service Areas) $7,000 Implementation plan $6,000 Change management strategy $2,000 The investment for all elements of the above plan would be a fixed fee of $30,000. This assumes a 6-week project. The components of the projects have been priced separately so that the City of Fort Collins can choose which elements it would like Revolution Advisors to support. The Onboarding Process and Framework would be the only required deliverable for the project. Final confirmation of desired deliverables will be required prior to project initiation. We prefer to price our projects on a fixed fee basis so that our clients can secure a predictable outcome for a predictable investment. This fee is subject to the assumptions below. Assumptions This proposal is subject to the following assumptions. Should these assumptions prove to be incorrect, it may impact the scope, timing, deliverables or cost associated with this proposal.  The, project sponsor or point of contact that provides project oversight for the City of Ft. Collins will be reasonably available during the duration of the project for consultation and feedback.  The schedule outlined above is highly dependent on the ability to schedule review meetings at the required times. Any delay in scheduling these activities could result in a delay to the overall project.  Revolution Advisors will have timely access to existing documentation relative to current onboarding documentation, offer letters, new hire information, onboarding checklists, collateral and other relevant materials subject to non-disclosure.  Any review by the City of Ft. Collins of deliverables, recommendations, or other documentation required during the course of this project will be done in a timely manner and without significant delay. This will include the preliminary framework, etc.  Revolution Advisors will have timely access to the current staff beyond the primary contacts at the City to provide pertinent information as required. Revolution Advisors Staff Bios The staff below will be the primary consultants assigned to this project for the City of Fort Collins. This team brings a strong depth of experience onboarding best practices and broader DocuSign Envelope ID: 34652A62-E469-4058-93CC-78926B5CC857 Agreement Amendment #07 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 6 of 6 Human Capital Management practices as well as in-depth knowledge of Fort Collins and its Talent Management strategy. These consultants may be supported by other staff from Revolution Advisors as required. The team will be led by Kristen Cooksley, a Senior Human Capital Consultant from our firm. Kristen Cooksley, SPHR – Project Lead Kristen Cooksley is a Senior Consultant for Revolution Advisors. She brings more than 15 years of experience in leading successful organizational transformation efforts and has worked around the globe on major change initiatives. Her areas of expertise span across Human Capital Management with a particular focus on organizational assessment, organizational development and change management. Kristen has helped many organizations understand their unique issues, opportunities and challenges, such as the Walt Disney Company, Bodybuilding.com and the City of Boulder. She has designed multiple onboarding processes including an organization-wide approach for an international Sony Pictures Entertainment shared services center in her role as Director of Change Management Services there. She has developed employment brands and cultural blue- prints for organizations, and has built programs directly targeted at enhancing employee engagement from employee surveys to mentoring programs. She has a Master’s degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, is certified in a number of Organizational Effectiveness tools and assessments, and holds an SPHR Certification. She is a member of the Organization Development Network, the Association for Talent Development, the Professionals in Human Resources Association, and served as President on the Board of Directors for a local school and 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Brian E. Wilkerson, Subject Matter Expert Brian Wilkerson is the Managing Director for Revolution Advisors, a strategy and planning consulting firm. Mr. Wilkerson is a deep specialist in driving innovative strategies and using cutting-edge planning techniques to help organizations secure their future. He is a noted expert and speaker in the fields of human capital management, workforce planning and organization design. His client work has focused on the intersection between people and strategy for more than 2 decades and he has been responsible for developing innovative solutions for both public and private sector clients such as Yamaha, Hasbro, Johns Manville, Edison Mission Energy, Bank of America, Western Union, MGM MIRAGE, the US Department of Defense, the US Department of Energy, the US GSA and numerous universities, state, local, and tribal governments. He has built a reputation for helping organizations solve complex human capital issues and is often brought in to rescue initiatives when other consultants have failed. Mr. Wilkerson was formerly the CEO and co-Founder of WisdomNet, a Strategy and Human Capital firm focused on delivering cutting-edge consulting and technology solutions. WisdomNet was acquired in 2007 by global consulting leader Watson Wyatt and Mr. Wilkerson served as a Global Practice Leader there until he left to found Revolution Advisors. His previous experience includes leadership roles in organizations such as Level 3 Communications, Accenture, and non-profit / governmental affairs. Mr. Wilkerson is a frequent speaker for organizations such as The Conference Board and the Human Resources Planning Society in his areas of expertise and has authored a number of articles and book chapters. His education includes a Master’s Degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Colorado at Denver and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from the University of Cincinnati. DocuSign Envelope ID: 34652A62-E469-4058-93CC-78926B5CC857