Christopher S. Logan
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Human resources leader with a proven ability to develop and manage human
resource practices supporting the achievement of corporate business
objectives. Developed a track record for increasing organizational
effectiveness and delivering exceptional performance results by utilizing
the following competencies:
Talent Acquisition & Retention Employee Relations
Compensation & Job Evaluation Change Management
Career Development & Succession Planning Organizational Training and
Development
Union contracts and negotiations Benefit Design and Administration
Education
Malone College Professional in
Human Resources (PHR)
Master of Business Administration
Ohio University
Major: B.A. Organizational Communication/ Human Resources
Minor: Business Administration
Professional Experience
Associated Materials August
2010-Present
Director, Human Resources
As Human Resources Director, I have responsibility for 114 distribution
centers and all corporate personnel
. Implemented immediate programs including progressive discipline,
performance review programs, performance improvement processes and
performance and potential benchmarking
. Developed a succession planning process including an in-depth
mentoring program and performance/potential analysis
. Contracted with ADP to automate the payroll process throughout the
field and distribution centers
. Streamlined the hiring process and recruited 50 new Sales
Representatives
. Negotiated concessionary Teamsters union contracts in New York,
Minneapolis and St. Louis
AkzoNobel- North America Decorative Paints October
2007-August 2010
Director, Human Resources
As Human Resources Director, I had responsibility for 9 manufacturing
facilities, 8 distribution centers and functional support of HSE, Customer
Service, Procurement and Technical Services in a matrix environment
. Streamlined HR processes, developed cultures and aggressively led human
resources to become a value-added resource that can contribute to the
overall organizational advancement
. Developed and led the Sr. and mid-level leadership teams in high
impact, off-site team events to define the team expectations, transform
the culture and develop a new approach to the team behaviors
. Incorporated a consistent Human Resources approach to policies,
procedures and expectations for all functions
. Redesigned pay structures and overtime reporting structure with a cost
savings annually at $3 million
. Negotiated two no-cost contracts in Puerto Rico and Reading, PA.
Conducted effects bargaining for a 100 employee distribution center and
150 employee manufacturing facility during plant closure
. Successfully held off a union organizing campaign and lead a union
avoidance training program
. Implemented a long-term, part-time workforce in all North American
sites to increase flexibility and offset high wage and benefit costs
. Designed a performance based culture comprehensive program consisting
of performance management, career progression and incentive programs
Shiloh Industries, Inc January 2002-
October 2007
Human Resources Manager-Plant and Corporate Services
. Creation and implementation of change-management concepts to introduce
a "One Company Mentality" that merged best practices or corporate
policies and cultures resulting in improved systems, employee relations
and Divisional development
. Lead negotiator for all plant contract negotiations, closures and WARN
notifications
. Developed an HRIS employee self-service program to give employees the
ability to make personnel changes, view policies and complete open
enrollment on-line
. Developed an Corporate Recruiting strategy which included the purchase
and installation of an ATS (Applicant Tracking System), candidate
sourcing and talent acquisition methods
. Created Corporate benefit programs and implemented Health Savings
Accounts to reduce employee benefit inflation
. Human Resource Manager for two divisions totaling 600 employees
. Led a six sigma project that restructured the hourly pay structure to
include alignment of position and pay grades to realign cost structures
. Led a six sigma project that redesigned the training system Corporate-
wide to comply with TS16949 and drove cultural change by developing
comprehensive competency-based program
. Sourced and launched a corporate-wide wellness program
The Timken Company
Organizational Advancement Analyst January
2001 to November 2001
. Researched and coordinated initiatives to aggressively reduce the
inflation and costs of active and retired healthcare
. Responsible for overseeing the contingent workforce contracts and co-
employment issues
. Managed overseas assignments, compensation, taxation and developed a
database to organize all position descriptions
. Recreated the Timken internship program including recruiting,
mentoring, performance reviews and retention activities
. Developed the college recruiting process to include more aggressive
methods to recruit top college level talent including internet
recruiting, company branding, diversity and performance measuring tools
. Generalist activities including job evaluations, positions
descriptions, EEO reports, labor relations, organizational and employee
analysis and bonus structuring
Ohio Transformer
Human Resources Generalist July 2000 to
December 2000
. Manager of all human resources functions for manufacturing facilities
in Ohio and Florida
. Analyzed healthcare provider costs and directed an vendor change which
created reductions in overall healthcare costs
. Created systems for tracking employment, attendance, discipline and
safety related issues
Adecco
Permanent Placement Recruiter July
1999 to July 2000
. Recruited, interviewed, performed background checks and placed
candidates into specialized positions
. Interacted with clients through marketing efforts to develop
relationships and educate them on salary trends and unemployment
statistics
Colfor Manufacturing, Inc.
Human Resources Coordinator June 1997 to
July 1999
. Human resources leader responsible for a 325 employee non-union
manufacturing facility
. Directed employee communication activities, Kaizen and continuous
improvement activities
. New hire screening, selection, orientation and safety training
. Created corporate wide training and related QS-9000 procedures and
union avoidance and union organizing campaigns