Randy Longo ********@*******.***
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Accomplished Human Resources executive with demonstrated and diverse HR experience. Considerable
strength enhancing talent management programs, leading HR acquisition due diligence/integration and
managing growth. Innovator of HR solutions in rapidly changing fast paced environments with experience in:
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Mergers and Acquisitions Talent Management
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Union contract negotiations Compensation and benefits management
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Employee engagement and retention HRIS development and implementation
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Employee and labor relations Process Improvement
Professional Experience:
FXI, Inc., Media, PA October 2011 – October 2012
Vice President, Human Resources
$800 million foam manufacturer with 16 US and 2 Mexico plants (1600 staff). Recruited to lead the HR function
during a time of significant transition.
• Contemporized the Health and Welfare programs to yield over $1.5 million in annual savings and
enhanced employee choice
• Lead cost savings effort to save greater than $5MM annually to right size the organization and
redeploy people assets in the consumer marketing space
• Developed and implemented a standardized job titling framework to facilitate market pricing and
leveling
• Enhanced the talent assessment and succession planning process
• Lead 3 union contract negotiations
• Implemented two tier wage framework for direct labor workforce in manufacturing locations which
were significantly above market in wages to reduce labor costs prospectively
TE Connectivity (Formerly Tyco Electronics), Inc., October 2009 – October 2011
Berwyn, PA
Director, Corporate Human Resources
TE is a $14 billion manufacturer of connectivity products. Provide global support for the corporate function
senior executives reporting to the CEO. These functions included: Worldwide Operations/Supply Chain,
Research and Development, Finance, HR, IT, Legal, Strategy and the Communications group. The corporate
functions employed 3500 staff worldwide.
• Co led the organizational design process for a $1.2 billion acquisition of ADC into TE
• Successfully led synergy process for the corporate functions related to the ADC acquisition
• Co designed and implemented rotation programs for the Technology and Human Resources
functions to facilitate leadership development
• Implemented worldwide patent award process
• Directed Human Resources staff of 8 (Director, Manager and HR Advisor level staff)
• Facilitated talent assessment process for Technology, Legal, IT and Human Resources functions
worldwide to identify top leaders and individual contributors
• Led talent acquisition searches for 15 Vice President and Director level staff in the corporate
functions
• Facilitated worldwide merit, equity and bonus programs for the corporate functions
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Ametek, Inc., Wilmington, MA August 2005 – Oct 2009
Vice President Human Resources, Aerospace and Defense
Aerospace and Defense group was comprised of three divisions with 2009 sales of $600 million employing 2500
staff in 13 US, 8 European and 1 Mexican manufacturing locations. Ametek is a global manufacturer with
revenues of $2.5 billion in 2009.
• Designed, developed and implemented global talent review process to enhance management
assessment and succession planning
• Successfully led HR due diligence and integration of 7 acquisitions (5 US and 2 international - $180
million in sales)
• Created benefits/compensation costing templates for target acquisitions enhancing quick and
seamless transition of benefit structures with significantly less disruption to employees
• Successfully led negotiations for 6 union contracts exceeding goals for total cost of contract
• Designed and implemented division wide monthly headcount, forecasting and organizational staffing
model to enhance decision support in planning and staffing
• Designed and developed college hire Leadership Development Program, COOP Initiative and
College Hire Programs to increase diversity of future talent
• Implemented career ladders and market pricing program to provide meaningful market data for the
salary planning and hiring process
• Managed global Human Resources staff of 10 (Director and Manager level field HR staff,
compensation/benefits and recruitment)
Axcelis Technologies, Inc. (Formerly Eaton Corporation) July 1998 – July 2005
Beverly, MA
Manufacturer of capital equipment for the semiconductor industry with annual revenues of $350 - $700 million.
Axcelis completed its spinoff from Eaton in December 2000. Employed 1800 staff worldwide
Director of Human Resources (2004 2005)
Division Human Resources Manager – Product Development (2003 2004)
World Wide Sales and Services Human Resources Business Partner (2001 2003)
Human Resources Business Partner – Ion Implant Division (2000 2001)
Promoted to successive levels within the HR function. Direct reporting relationship to the COO.
Managed 15 person global HR Team (manager level field HR staff, recruitment & immigration
support).
• Selected as team leader for employee engagement council to develop and implement
engagement tools and activities. Turnover declined from a high of 20% to less than 5%
• Developed and implemented Technology Fellow Program to reward and recognize senior
technologists for retention of key technology talent
• Developed and implemented award programs for technology staff which encouraged IP
development, which facilitated increased patent applications and patents issued
• Designed and implemented career ladders program to provide development paths for
employees, toolkits for managers which increased career planning and reduced turnover of key
staff
• Designed and implemented monthly worldwide employee pulse values survey to provide data
collection and reports for senior management strategic planning
• Enhanced and standardized talent review process for better alignment with corporate values
• Developed reporting templates for headcount metrics to provide historical analysis and trend
data for decision support in extremely cyclical industry
• Established Short Term Employment Program (STEP) in support of 20% variable labor model
• Developed worldwide HR goal planning process, balanced scorecard and human capital metrics
to ensure alignment with company goals
• Developed expatriate guidelines and processes for new assignees reducing cycle time for
assignment cost from 2 months to 5 days
• Implemented long term assignment guidelines to transition current expatriates to long term
agreements saving 30-50K per assignee
• Member of IPO transition team, team leader for HRIS/payroll systems (I mplementation
completed 2 months ahead of schedule) and member of 401K implementation team
Eaton Corporation Navy Controls Division Danbury, CT. July 1998 – May 2000
Plant Human Resources Manager
Designer and manufacturer of distributed control systems for use in commercial nuclear power plants,
nuclear powered submarines and aircraft carriers as well as flat panel display systems for rugidized
environments (80 million in annual revenue).
• Partnered in strategic planning, employee relations, annual succession planning, six sigma, lean
manufacturing techniques, staffing, salary administration and training
• Implemented competency based hourly manufacturing performance evaluation and Lominger
360 feedback tool (LSA and Voices facilitator)
Apria Healthcare White Plains, NY/Hartford, CT. January 1996 – June 1998
Largest US provider of respiratory and infusion services as well as durable medical equipment with over 1.2
billion dollars in annual revenues.
Branch Manager and Interim Regional Vice President January 1998 – June 1998
Promoted to Branch Manager and interim RVP. Responsible for the New York Region (approximately $40 million in
sales) and College Point Branch (annual sales $7-$10 million). Full P&L responsibility for College Point Branch
• Successfully turned branch from break even to gross profit of $1.8 million
• Supervised staff of 37 exempt, non exempt and union employees
Regional Human Resources Manager January 1996 – December 1997
Responsible for human resources activities of two regions with 28 field locations employing approximately 1000 non-
union and union staff.
• Lead negotiator for union contract with the teamsters
YAI, Inc., New York, New York March, 1991 January 1996
Human Resources Manager
Christian Herald, Chappaqua, New York April 1989 March 1991
Director of Human Resources
Speadmark Inc., (A&S) Secaucus, New Jersey August 1986 April 1989
Personnel Manager
Education
Master of Science Cornell/Baruch MSILR Program
Industrial and Labor Relations
Bachelor of Arts Moravian College
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Selected Accomplishments
Member, Board of Directors at the Lord’s Pantry http://www.lordspantryofdowningtown.org/
Six Sigma Green Belt